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Original Title:	Fool's Assassin ASIN B00HBQUF8S
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Fitz and The Fool Trilogy #1, Realm of the Elderlings #14
Characters:	The Fool, FitzChivalry Farseer, Lady Patience, Chade Fallstar, Bee, Riddle, Kettricken, Nettle
Literary Awards:	Tähtifantasia Award Nominee (2019), David Gemmell Ravenheart Award Nominee for Best Fantasy Cover Art (2015), Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2014)

Fool's Assassin (The Fitz and The Fool Trilogy #1)

Robin Hobb

Kindle Edition | Pages: 706 pages

Rating: 4.37 | 40051 Users | 2729 Reviews

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Title	:	Fool's Assassin (The Fitz and The Fool Trilogy #1)
Author	:	Robin Hobb
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 706 pages
Published	:	August 12th 2014 by Del Rey
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy

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Tom Badgerlock has been living peaceably in the manor house at Withywoods with his beloved wife Molly these many years, the estate a reward to his family for loyal service to the crown.

But behind the facade of respectable middle-age lies a turbulent and violent past. For Tom Badgerlock is actually FitzChivalry Farseer, bastard scion of the Farseer line, convicted user of Beast-magic, and assassin. A man who has risked much for his king and lost more…

On a shelf in his den sits a triptych carved in memory stone of a man, a wolf and a fool. Once, these three were inseparable friends: Fitz, Nighteyes and the Fool. But one is long dead, and one long-missing.

Then one Winterfest night a messenger arrives to seek out Fitz, but mysteriously disappears, leaving nothing but a blood-trail. What was the message? Who was the sender? And what has happened to the messenger?

Suddenly Fitz's violent old life erupts into the peace of his new world, and nothing and no one is safe.

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Ratings: 4.37 From 40051 Users | 2729 Reviews

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I feel like Hobb's introductions are really weak. The first books always sets up the frame for the last two parts of the trilogy, so nothing really happens, and everything is kind of predictable. But man, can she write a middle book, does not suffer from the middle book problem, filled with actions.

As someone who enjoys character-oriented fiction, Robin Hobb has always been a particular favorite. She manages to write with a depth and honesty that not many authors manage, and her character development is second to none. The Farseer books have tracked Fitz's development from youth to adult, and in this trilogy, deeper into middle-age. I really, really enjoyed Fitz's voice in this book. It's rare to find fantasy from an "adult" perspective and Fool's Assassin is a treat, if only for this

This review was originally posted on Avid Reviews: www.avidfantasyreviews.wordpress.comRobin Hobb is one of my very favorite authors, and she has had a long career full of excellent fantasy novels. When she announced that she would once more return to the Six Duchies in a trilogy that would follow FitzChivalry Farseer, Hobb fans everywhere rejoiced. This is her third trilogy featuring Fitz, and he has always been my favorite of her protagonists. I am extremely honored to be able to review the

Until I finish this series reading anything else is not an option.

I received a copy of Fool's Assassin on Netgalley.com to read it and write an honest review. I read the book only a week after I had finished reading the Tawny Man Trilogy so the idea and the general flow of Hobb's book was still fresh in my mind. I dived into the ARC with an open heart and open mind expecting to read about Fitz and his new life away from Buckkeep, but also about his new adventures and other exciting things.I expected too much. 80% of the book covers their day-to-day life and

Wow.I mean, WOW.I've read something like nine, now ten of her books at this point and they were all epic doorstoppers split as trilogies, and this one may actually be my favorite of them all.Why? Well, it wasn't because there was a ton of death and grief in it. Indeed, middle-aged retired Fitz having a well-deserved life with his childhood sweetheart and bringing a new winter baby into their lives was probably the sweetest damn thing the author could have done for him.She writes it so well that

Executive Summary: I enjoyed it, though not as much as Fool's Fate, and if anything it's heightened my sense of dread that this trilogy will ruin that book's ending.NOTE: I always strive to write spoiler free reviews, but this one may fall a little short. Since people may be used to that from me I wanted to give a little warning. Some of my comments about the book as a whole may be considered spoilery by those like me who are especially sensitive to them. I don't talk about plot at all, but some