Discworld Feet of Clay, Book 17, (Paperback)

from JeremyPreacher

Feet of Clay is one of the darker Discworld novels. The situation is grimmer than usual, and so are the characters. The golems are tragic all the way through, Vetinari's out of action, Vimes is Taking! It! Personally! (tm TWoP) and Angua's not at all sure her relationship is going to work. The ne...

from reading_fox

Not one of his best, despite containing one of his funniest lines ever. Although Vetinari the patrician is the most sucessful of Ankh-Morpork's ruler sin ensuring what the populace want is what happens (ie that tomorrow is much like today) for some the grass is always greener on the other side, a...

from pwaites

Feet of Clay is the nineteenth novel in the Discworld series. While you certainly don't need to have read all nineteen first, you'd be better off if you picked up the two prior books following these characters, Guards! Guards! and Men at Arms. In Feet of Clay, the City Watch discovers to murders ...

from conformer

Not quite on the level of the mind-bending and genre-twisting shenanigans of The Colo(u)r Of Magic, but then again, there's very little you can possibly screw up with sword-and-sorcery satire. Also, since this is technically the nineteenth of the Discworld books, it's almost expected that an auth...

from IAmAndyPieters

Ankh Morpork city watch is confronted with some gruesome and quite mysterious murders. Even Angua's nose cannot crack the case in a hurry, despite her growing frustration. Captain Carrot on the other hand takes a more patient and methodological approach and is all too happy to spend time with Ang...