GB readalong: A Game of...Cons?

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While I was out scouring the internet for cool things to share with you all, I discovered this fantastic Gentleman Bastards & Game of Thrones crossover! Behold, the houses of Camorr  and beyond by ariaste on tumblr. There are a few characters from Red Seas Under Red Skies that we haven't quite met yet, but I thought I'd include them anyway.

I laughed so hard at these. I hope you enjoy them as well!

 Locke
Jean
 
 The Sanzas
 Father Chains
 Sabetha
 The Barsavis
 The Falconer
 Zamira
 Reynart
Ezri


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