Voyager Assassin’s Quest

This series was a good read. I recommend.

Edición de colección y vale cada centavoEs de mis trilogías favoritas y por fin pude completar esta colección de ensueñoLlegó en perfectas condiciones.Compre los tres libros por amazon y todos llegaron bien.Súper recomiendo.

Hardcover illustrated edition by Harper Collins. Heavy book and hard going in places but well worth reading. Fitz’s life is full of trials and tribulations- written from his perspective. There are 16 books in Robin Hobb’s fantasy world but these 3 make a great introduction and hard to put down once you are into it.

Mon livre préféré, illustration magnifique

This is the third and last book of the Farseer trilogy (after Assassin's Apprentice and Royal Assassin).After faking his own death to escape Regal and his coterie's torture, Fitz has to slowly leave the body of Nighteyes, the wolf to whom he's Wit-bound, and learn to be a man again. But some months later, after a quarrel with his protectors Burrich and Chade, he leaves the old cottage where he's taken refuge, and decides to make for Tradeford to assassinate the newly self-proclamed King Regal. Yet in attempting to do so, he hears Verity Skill-calling him: "come to me". He has no choice but to obey his rightful king.His journey to the Mountain Kingdom and beyond won't be an easy one, as Regal has just put a prize on his head. Soon everybody becomes a potential enemy. But he'll also make new friends on the way, such as a couple of Witted ones like him, or a mysterious old woman and a minstrel girl craving for songworthy events.Robin Hobb has wrought a wondeful trilogy, managing to give each book its own distinct atmosphere. Her characters are stunningly real and loveable, some like the Fool gaining unexpected depth as the story flows. I came to care for Fitz so dearly, the upsetting yet beautiful ending left me panting for breath, tears stinging my eyes, and furious at Robin Hobb, at how could she hurt him so.This is fantasy of the quality that leaves you with a dizzying feeling of utter emptiness when you reach the last word. Indulge yourself, read it!