Assassin's Apprentice
Robin Hobb
Fitz recounts a lonely childhood of royal obligation, secret training, unusual magic, and political danger in the Six Duchies.
- Tone
- Melancholic
- Pace
- Slow
- Magic
- Medium
Author profile
American fantasy author best known for the connected Realm of the Elderlings novels.
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Robin Hobb
Fitz recounts a lonely childhood of royal obligation, secret training, unusual magic, and political danger in the Six Duchies.
Robin Hobb
Fitz serves a weakened royal court while Regal's ambition, the Red-Ship threat, and the costs of Skill and Wit close around him.
Robin Hobb
The Vestrits lose control of the liveship Vivacia as several family members, a pirate captain, and awakening sea serpents pursue competing futures.
Robin Hobb
Fitz reluctantly returns to service and follows a dangerous trail whose emotional force depends on the earlier Farseer and Liveship stories.