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A review by teadregon
Royal Assassin by Robin Hobb
3.0
Coming in with high expectations, it's sad to say I was slightly disappointed with this book. The political situation and the stakes captured my attention, but I think my annoyance with Fitz trumped my experience. Fitz was just a dumb lil boy who needed to be taught the same lesson over and over again until it clicked far too late. The repetition made me feel like it was all pseudo-progress and he was fumbling to catch up to the game around him. I do think Fitz's boyishness was a major theme of this book, but oh how I was annoyed with some many of his choices.
All this to say, I still want to continue with the trilogy! Robin Hobb's writing is just so enrapturing, and generally, I just want to know more: about the world and its history, about the wit and the skill, about Fitz and his role as the catalyst.
All this to say, I still want to continue with the trilogy! Robin Hobb's writing is just so enrapturing, and generally, I just want to know more: about the world and its history, about the wit and the skill, about Fitz and his role as the catalyst.