Tawny Man Trilogy: Fool's Errand : The Tawny Man Trilogy Book 1 (Series #1) (Paperback)

from liveshipvivacia

Wah, Nighteyes! *crying*Okay...attempting to move on from that heartbreak...For some odd reason, I spent most of this book thinking about the next book I was going to read. I enjoyed reading it, yes, and I'd been looking forward to reading it for a while. But I couldn't keep my mind from wanderin...

from littlegeek

I really enjoy Robin Hobb's Elderlings books, but this one is a little "small" after the epic scope of the Liveship Traders series. Partly it's the first person narration, I think. I enjoyed it, but not as much as that series. Not enough Fool, who is the best character ever.

from quiBee

This is a resumption of the story started with Fitz and the Fool from many years before. Fitz is living alone, in seclusion, with his wolf and his adopted boy when he gets dragged into a search for a missing Prince.It was a pleasure to come back to Robin Hobb's world again and to the characters s...

from nbmars

This epic fantasy trilogy is actually a continuation of The Farseer Saga trilogy. I would say it is more accurately a hexalogy (a set of six related books), except that I understand the author will be going back to the same characters in a new series next year (a development about which I am more...

from renbedell

The story of Fitz continues many years later with Fitz finding solitude before being brought back into the realm of the Six Duchies. This book follows the events of the previous trilogy, that I would highly recommend reading that first. The book does a good job of reminiscing about past events to...