Farseer Trilogy Assassin's Quest (the Illustrated Edition): The Illustrated Edition, Book 3, (Hardcover)

from ReadandFindOut

4.5 stars. I'm not sure why I just absolutely loved this, but I did. I found the first quarter or so to be a bit slow and occasionally annoying, but I still enjoyed it enough that I was immensely interested in the rest of the book. The characters made this for me. I LOVE NIGHTEYES AND I LOVE THE ...

from xicanti

A fitting end to the trilogy. After a few detours, Fitz journeys into the mountains to find Verity and help save the Six Duchies. While I still enjoyed this book very, very much, I did find that it lagged at times. The characters and their struggles were still engaging, but there were a number of...

from ScoLgo

An epic trilogy comes to a satisfying conclusion. The denouement and conclusion of Fitz's story raised the rating for me by a full star. It is both heartfelt and heartbreaking at the same time. While I have a few quibbles with some of the story details, overall, these books are an enjoyable and i...

from humouress

(Third of 16: Realm of the Elderlings series / Third of 3: Farseer Trilogy. Fantasy) Re-read We pick up the story of this final instalment in the (first) trilogy as Fitz is beginning to recover from his illness. This time, Fitz travels into the Mountains again and goes beyond Jhaampe on a quest t...

from littlegeek

I really enjoyed the first two books in this series, but this one dragged. Other than the first few chapters wherein our hero was recovering his human mind, the first half was extremely slow and had little to do with the overall plot or any character development. Total filler. Once Fitz manages t...