Royal Assassin: The Farseer Trilogy | 
pickRobin Hobb is a master. This is a fantastic follow-up to Assassin's Apprentice. The character's were so well defined, and the prose so well written that I was physically repulsed by the ignorance of Fitz at times, and I wanted to throw the book across the room when Regal was on the page. That much emotion being drawn from a book is unusual for me. I'm excited to finish the trilogy out.
Apparently it is also Monday in the Kingdom of the Six Duchies, because FitzChivalry and I are having the same day.
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This was way better than book one! The world building and characters are well drawn out, a bit more clarity with the magic system in this second installment. I think i am beginning to understand it better. I learned nothing more about the red ships.
With all that said, I love love love Nighteyes, the wolf and his character has upped the whole story for me. The last 150 pages also were incredible.
Found in my library resale shop. Bought 100% for the cover. Zero regrets. I've not read anything by Hobb yet but I've heard good things.
It‘s been a minute since I shared a picture here. I‘m putting a lot of focus into my blog and Twitter lol. But I‘m still here still reading. I‘m trying to balance my life but it‘s hard.
I did though get new bookshelves. I‘ll share them tomorrow!
pickWow this was a journey!
I really enjoyed the first book in this trilogy but I absolutely loved this one! I really like Robin Hobb's writing style and just from her debut to this second novel there is such a difference that makes me even more excited for the books to come!
Loving this trilogy so much!
Mother/daughter read ๐
I‘m half way through Plain Bad Heroines and loving it- 1980s horror film in a book.
so-soI read the Mad Ship trilogy a few years back and found them brilliant... Also enjoyed the rain wild chronicles. I guess this trilogy didn't quite meet my expectations... Although really good in terms of the world created and connecting with all of the characters, I felt it quite drawn out and it took me really long to finish. Glad I read them though!
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What an amazing story. Although it took me a month to read this book, due to lack of time but I thoroughly enjoyed every page when I took out time to read it. Ending was super. We get to see Fitz grow up to be a big built man here ๐ช and his anger episodes were very satisfying. Some action from him was what I was waiting for ๐. Love his relationship with Nighteyes and looking forward to more of their adventures together in the next book.
pickThat was so intense! Edge of the seat, couldn‘t look away, finger nail bitting stuff.
Book 2 in the series and the characters have developed beautifully: The villains are absolutely despicable and I hate some of them with a violent passion! The heroes are flawed and realistic, but extremely likeable - totally cheering for them every step of the way.
The plot is intricate and intriguing.
Can‘t wait to dive into the third book of the series.
Half way through Royal Assassin, book 2 of The Farseers Trilogy and savouring every moment.
Hope you are all enjoying your weekend as well ๐
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Three of my favorite fantasy characters -
Belgarath who travels in the form of a wolf, Cole St Clair, a werewolf in the Mercy Falls series and Fitz who bonded with the wolf, Nighteyes in the Farseer Trilogy
pickI loved book 1, and book 2 is even better!! This is becoming one of my new favorite series, and I love Hobbโs writing. Excited to see what the end of the trilogy has in store. https://amysbookreviews.com/2020/09/08/royal-assassin-by-robin-hobb-review/
And right after my last post, books 2 and 3 arrived! I‘m so excited!!!!
My copies of the second and third books in the Farseer Trilogy by Robin Hobb just arrived and I couldn‘t be more excited (especially after a frustrating night of work). Going to crush out a 30 mile bike ride and then settle in with this tonight. #royalassassin #robinhobb #farseertrilogy #indiebookstores #shoplocal
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Leaving it all behind for a blessed hour.
Sunday Love to all the Littens ๐
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pickThere are a lot of herbs, teas and tinctures in this book - so here‘s my Vitality Tea with Rooibos.
This is a great instalment in the Farseer trilogy - but man was it stressful being in the midst of Buckkeep during all the political intrigue, warfare and villainy. I feel exhausted! The characters are SO good though and the two types of magic are fascinating. ๐๐๐๐โฌ๏ธ
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4 Bone People
5 Little Women (2019) A Room with. View (1985)
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7 Id visit the Bennetts in P&P - but not to live there!
8 Foundation by Asimov (in a good way)
9 just to enjoy as many books as possible
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pickFantastic sequel to Assassins Apprentice. If you like simething a bit less predictable this is for you.
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This has taken me most of February to get through but what a journey. I love these books.
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pickThoroughly enjoyable read. The second book in the Farseer trilogy picks up where the first book finished and has good pacing and a well developed world with a likeable (yet somewhat naive) protagonist in the shape of Fitz. Looking forward to polishing the trilogy off.
I went to the library & the bookstore to grab a couple last minute additions to my TBR for the #readathon You could call me ambitious ๐
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The tagged book was my favorite but I also enjoyed Children of Ruin a lot. Actually, now that I reflect back I enjoyed all the ones I read this month no duds in the bunch. Now on to October! โค๐
pickJust as good as the first book in the series. I liked how Hobb grew the character of Fitz. The plot was good and paced well. I didn't except a couple of things at the end. No major cliffhanger which I am grateful for. Looking forward to book 3. โญโญโญโญโญ
I am loving this second installment of The Farseer Trilogy!
I have been audio puzzling in the evenings. I just not much of a TV watcher and I like being busy. Thankful that audiobooks are so plentiful. ๐๐๐ง
pickThe middle book of a trilogy is, for me, the make or break instalment. This had a few wobbly moments but on the whole it basically made sure the hook of the first book was firmly embedded! It was a little slow to get up to speed, had a fair bit of recap & the action is pretty much confined to a single location but it was soon back to the familiar convoluted intrigues of the Farseer family. Love the Fool - such a fascinating character ... cont. โฌ๏ธ
This summer I have been mostly reading Robin Hobb's Farseer trilogy. Not exaggeration - I feel like it took the entire season to get through it!
But now I've finished it & I feel that, after being so immersed in & absorbed by the world of the Six Duchies, I've been unceremoniously dumped back in the real world and with an unpleasant void in my reading life to boot.
Back from Kos - where I read for approximately zero minutes as going on holiday with a 5 year old is hard work & not really at all relaxing. Gone are the days of reading 6 books a week while sat in a leafy taverna sipping ouzo. Cue 14 days of wrestling with a bottle of sunscreen & a recalcitrant child.
So am finally on to volume 2 of this trilogy. Which I'm enjoying & is helping to reduce my stress level.
pickFinally done with all the daughter's grad party madness and now back to reading! I loved book two of the Farseer trilogy. Slow yes, lots of details, but once you become hooked on Fitz and the rest of the characters, you really won't mind. Burrich might be my favorite here, and Nighteyes of course. On to the next book!
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Second in her Farseer Trilogy sees our young hero Fitz growing up, falling in love, bonding with a wolf (well, we've all done it) and getting ever more mired in the nasty doings at court as his erstwhile protectors the King and Prince Verity are being out-manouevered by evil Prince Regal (boo, hiss). Slow-moving, maybe, but strangely compelling.
so-soSo I am left a bit... confused about how I feel about this one. I adored The Assassins Apprentice and was excited to see where Fitzs journey was going.
Well. I didn‘t see this coming.
Overall I think it was executed properly. I am full of feels and kinda want to cry. I am reading Assassins Quest now. โญ๏ธโญ๏ธโญ๏ธ
Enjoying book 2 of the Farseer Trilogy during my #audiowalk. It‘s long and slow but so addictive!
pickThis was so good! I was planning on waiting to start book 3 because I front have much time for a 30+ hour audiobook but I had to start it right away ๐๐
Epic reread of one of my favs from back in the day. This time by audio. I commute long distances to work and I have found that when I drive, I really love adventure stories.
So glad I decided to continue reading the world of Robin Hobb.
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1. That‘s a tough one because I love fruit: watermelon, peaches, mangoes, blueberries, oranges
2. The tagged book is over 600 pages. Does that count as a chunkster?
3. I haven‘t read very many graphic novels. They‘re not really my thing. But I did read Gaiman‘s A Study In Emerald
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This is the second in The Farseer Trilogy. I can understand how this trilogy could drive someone nuts. It is so long and detailed. But this fictional world is so well developed and Fitz is such an amazing character that I could just spend the whole day following him around....which is basically what I have been doing today. Love these big epic stories.
pickDespise my slow reading abilities this book had me on edge the majority of the time reading it! I thought this book would be more of a political fantasy but I were pleasantly surprised that it was easy to read, since political fantasy usually makes me less interested I loved the first book and can't wait to read the third one.
pickSince I wasn't a big fan of the first book of this trilogy (It was somehow to slow for me) it's alone my boyfriends fault that I started this one. It's his favourite series and he just left the book lying around in my flat. And now I absolutly love it! It turned out to be one of the books where you just can't stop reading until you're done. And now excuse me, I have to start the third one! ๐
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Outside it's raining and stormy and I'm sitting here cozy with a blanket, some chocolate and my boyfriends favourite book series. Absolutly the best way to spend a sunday! ๐
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๐๐Royal Assassin by Robin Hobb
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