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Fantasy Literature

yellowdogintexas

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18. Robin Hobb's books are great (except for the Soldier's Son trilogy, which was awful)

Reply to DookDook (Reply #13)

Wed Jun 8, 2016, 10:51 PM

Jun 2016

Hobbs has a total of 15 books set in the same world as the Farseer Trilogy.

http://www.robinhobb.com/novels/

While all of these series are in the same world they do not cross over significantly.
The Liveship Traders series and the Rainwild Chronicles are the most closely connected. I strongly recommend reading the Liveship series prior to reading the Rainwild one.

I am looking forward to reading the Fitz and the Fool series

However I must repeat, just ignore Soldier's Son.

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