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  • Skip this one

    1
    By Whocares1952
    Poorly written trilogy with poor hero’s. Definitely got tired of Fitz getting beat every other chapter. Tired of his whining. Next time don’t write the ptsd in. Looking to escape reality not embrace it. Hahaha
  • Well written, but…

    3
    By l-xihente
    I must admit that I may have makes a mistake by reading all three books without a break. Too me, I sum them up as spans of tedious detail interrupted by brief bouts intrigue, passion and excitement. The author’s word paintings are exquisite but become repetitious through the three books. Again, because of reading the books one after the other, I grew tired of the lamentations of the main character, so much so that by book three I was looking forward to see if he dies not to mention looking forward to the end of the book. I enjoyed the secondary characters much more and would have liked to have read more about them. Had I read these books as they were published I most likely would have had a more favorable review. Even so, book thee is my least favorite overall where’s book 1 is the one that is best.
  • Good read but didn’t pack a big punch

    4
    By Harasoli
    The story was great, the characters were memorable but I felt like the story never really hit you in the gut when it was supposed to. I enjoyed reading and at some times could not put the book down but after finishing the trilogy it left me wanting more.
  • Deep characters and Grand Fantasy

    5
    By Thoraldus67
    Hobb deserves to be mentioned along the fantasy greats like Tolkien and LeGuin. The six duchies world is rich and intriguing, comparable to Earthsea if not as fleshed out in history as Muddle Earth perhaps. But where the trilogy shines is in the inner life of the characters, especially of the protagonist. Never before has fantasy told the cost of the tale for its hero in such length and deprh
  • Must Read

    5
    By Blaeser
    This fantasy classic earns its stripes by capturing well the thrill of battle, the intrigue of court and the passion and grace of mobile strife. But what sets it apart is the interplay of a boy who can speak with his wolf, as we’ve all dreamed. It’s a long and wondrous journey whose only fault is an ending that doesn’t match its epic arc.
  • Fraseer trilogy

    5
    By Tree trimming
    It's been a long time since a story has captured me so. Love this story, love these characters. The writing Is so 'easy' you just flow along with it. Thank you !!!

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