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Fitz, Fitzy, Fitzy, Fitz, Fitz. Poor poor Fitz. Overall I thoroughly enjoyed this whole series and this volume did not disappoint. There was a short time where I just wanted to be like my god, just shut up and get over yourself your shit could be a lot worse, but regardless. I have mixed feelings about the Dragons and Elderlings in this series as I read the Rain Wilds series before this and they don’t seem to line up considering this is supposed to be the same world. I’m about to start the Live
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I'm so glad someone recommended these books to me. The characters in Assassin's Quest mature realistically as their circumstances shape them. It moved me. It made me laugh. There is the solid sense that the world was spinning long before the story began and will continue long after you move on to your next book. It give me a really good feeling about reading more of Robin's stuff.
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This last installment keep me guessing and characters played out true to form. The plot moved along and I kept losing track of time while reading, always a good sign of a good book. In the audio version, the narrator was quite good and voiced the novel brilliantly.
Wonderfully written with a plethora of details and a strong focus on relationships.....unfortunately it is more about the journey and is hence somewhat lacking in terms of the scoop finale/grand conclusion.
Still its more about the characters and their relationships then the actual events. Hobbs creates some wonderfully rich and engaging stuff on that front.
More later.
Still its more about the characters and their relationships then the actual events. Hobbs creates some wonderfully rich and engaging stuff on that front.
More later.
