Fool's Assassin

Fool's Assassin

Softcover
4.320

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'Fantasy as it ought to be written' George R.R. MartinRobin Hobb returns to her best loved characters in a brand new series.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.

Book Information

Main Genre
Novels
Sub Genre
Adventure
Format
Softcover
Pages
630
Price
13.00 €

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Awesome. I think this was even better than the previous Farseer books. Edit: I read some reviews saying that nothing happens. Yes, there is less action in the fields of battle, journey and so on. It's different in comparison to the previous books. But I can't agree that nothing happens. There happens quite a lot, although in a slow and silent way. Robin Hoob introduces the reader to a new part of her world's mythology. The whole book is basically about the uprising of a White, which indeed has a lot to do with the Fool! I think this slow introduction is necessary to set the course for the next two books. I guess they will include more action in such a way, that things are getting pretty messy and more like the previous books. But nevertheless, the Fool's Assassin with its lighter and more casual tone is needed to draw a stark contrast to the following books. I can't wait to read the next books.

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