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Assassin's Apprentice (The Farseer Trilogy, Book 1) Robin Hobb
Publisher: Spectra

This book is a sequel to Assassin's Apprentice which I read a couple of years ago. In spite of my searing disappointment with the ending of Hobb's Tawny Man Trilogy, I decided to give her Soldier Son Trilogy a try. Robin Hobb, you had a good thing going with The Farseer Trilogy and The Tawny Man Trilogy, but you appeared to be in such a hurry to finish the latter that you tacked on a false happy ending and made me want to cry. The world building Assassin's Apprentice launches the Farseer Trilogy, one of four trilogies in the Realm of the Elderlings. Shaman's Crossing - Book 1 of Soldier Son Trilogy Reminiscent of Assassin's Apprentice, this is a beginnings book. But I kept having to remind myself that he was still just a boy in this book – by the end of this first part of the trilogy he is not in this country and time period of an age to vote, drink, or serve in the armed forces. I mean, you' re of course quite right that “fitz” means “son of” in (for lack of a better word) this universe, but my impression of it in the Farseer universe was always pejorative; I never had the idea that Verity overlooked Fitz's illegitimacy. The Siren Depths, Splintered, and Assassin's Apprentice. I wish I had more funds so I could go and buy the other two books in the Farseer trilogy but for now I'm just going to have to wait (im)patiently until I can! The first book of Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy is an excellent example of the fantasy sub-genre usually called "epic fantasy". December 19, 2012 by Maxamaris Hoppe I loved it, obviously, and it was the most emotional and heart-wrenching installment of the series. I had enjoyed it, but not nearly as much Her stye of writing in the Farseer Trilogy takes some getting used to. NEW: THE SIREN DEPTHS by Martha Wells (Night Shade Books, 2012) In The Siren Depths, Martha Wells brings her readers back to the Raksura, a race of.