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Title	:	Fool's Quest (The Fitz and The Fool Trilogy #2)
Author	:	Robin Hobb
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 757 pages
Published	:	August 11th 2015 by Del Rey
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy. High Fantasy

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Acclaimed and bestselling author Robin Hobb continues her Fitz and the Fool trilogy with this second entry, following Fool’s Assassin, ramping up the tension and the intrigue as disaster continues to strike at Fitz’s life and heart.

After nearly killing his oldest friend, the Fool, and finding his daughter stolen away by those who were once targeting the Fool, FitzChivarly Farseer is out for blood. And who better to wreak havoc than a highly trained and deadly former royal assassin? Fitz might have let his skills go fallow over his years of peace, but such things, once learned, are not so easily forgotten. And nothing is more dangerous than a man who has nothing left to lose…

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Original Title:	Fool's Quest ASIN B00PP3AHIM
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Fitz and The Fool Trilogy #2, Realm of the Elderlings #15
Characters:	The Fool, FitzChivalry Farseer, Chade Fallstar, Bee, Riddle, Nettle
Literary Awards:	Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Fantasy (2015)

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Ratings: 4.52 From 28957 Users | 1731 Reviews

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At one time, the second (or middle) book of a trilogy was a thing to be dreaded - a book to be endured as a necessary sort of narrative bridge, with the built-in expectation that any lack of enjoyment is to be tempered by anticipation for the concluding book to follow. While there have been a few 'new' authors (such as Jeff Salyards and Sebastien de Castell) who have bucked that trend, I really didn't expect the same from an established author like Robin Hobb. After all, her style and her

I *inadvertently* deleted my notes and I'm not annoyed at myself at all right now, OF COURSE. RTC as soon as I can function properly, which might be long enough for you to have grandchildren. For now : Fool's Quest, a summary : - Fitz, NO! You know I love you but NO! - OMG IS THAT A TEAR IN MY EYES I'M PRETTY SURE IT IS FUCKING FINALLY THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU- I said NO! - Forget what I said - KILL THEM ALL KILL THEM ALL KILL THEM ALL- Oh, Thick! I missed you! - You, Lant, are a moron.-

I found myself speaking softly as if I were telling an old tale to a young child. And giving it a happy ending, when all know that tales never end, and the happy ending is but a moment to catch ones breath before the next disaster.Excerpts from my review:There are no endings. Thats, on the one hand, an incredibly fatuous thing to say so obvious its not worth mentioning and yet on the other hand its a stunningly confrontational statement of intent, a virtual declaration of war against the reader.

[spoilers for book 1]It took me 10 weeks to read this book.I'm a slow reader and frankly, it's a slow book. These things combined to make my progress glacial. It's also really long.A slow book is not a bad book. Because Hobb is building on characters whose lives have been shown to us across decades in both their existence and ours she has built a bedrock of goodwill that allows me to enjoy the story at the pace she chooses to take it. What it means though is that I am not compelled back to the

And here comes the real review, not just updates of my desperate attempt to get the book...All hail Robin Hobb Queen writer of fantasy!Seriously this book was so amazingly good that I now sit here writing and knowing that I will never be able to put down in words how fantastic the book is. For everyone that has read Rob Hobb before and not yet read this book or the one before will I say that you will love this series, the books just keep getting better and better and Hobb still knows how to

This is my very measured, nuanced review of Fool's Quest:AHHH. AHHHH. AHHHHHHHH!I feel like I've been dragged through a Skill Pillar. I have left bits of myself in the Six Duchies, with Fitz, the Fool, Bee, and everyone else. New characters to love, old ones to learn more about. I don't want to go back to the real world.And I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXT.

I've nothing to add to my original review, but I feel like until I have Assassin's Fate in my hands, I'll be trapped in a Skill-pillar. Someone pass the Sandsedge brandy, please.**********************************************Deep breaths, deep breaths. There is another book coming. It doesnt end there and no one will die there. (Yet. Probably. ARGH.) DEEP BREATHS, SELF.Well, damn. Robin Hobb has only gone and done it again. This book has so much that I've wanted to see happen ever since the end