Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb

Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb

A six-year-old boy is left at the gates of Buckkeep by a grandfather who no longer wants him. He is the king-in-waiting's bastard, which makes him both an embarrassment and an asset, and the king decides he will be raised in the stables and trained by the royal assassin.

Hobb writes first-person, slowly, and with more attention to loneliness than to swordplay. Fitz's real gift is a bond with animals that everyone tells him is shameful, and the great pleasure of the book is a cast — Burrich, Chade, the Fool — that the series will spend twenty years developing.

Book one of the Farseer Trilogy, and the beginning of one of the most beloved works in fantasy. This is the illustrated edition.

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