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Assassin's Apprentice (The Farseer Trilogy, Book 1) Robin Hobb
Publisher: Spectra

However, I now have only four more books to go before I catch up to the ones that my friend helpfully lent to me (numbers 8 and 9 in the overall continuity). Assassin's Apprentice is Robin Hobb's first published novel. I always have fun comparing books to food, and the Farseer trilogy had a lot of “meat” and “potatoes”, a lot of drama and adventure and a well-crafted world, but not a lot of “salad”. And I have to say I'm glad I finally read Robin Hobb's Assassin's Apprentice. Given that this is part of a trilogy and the trilogy is actually part of a set of trilogies (so 9 books total), there is far more to see in this world. Having read the first in trilogy, "Assassins Apprentice" I approached this with some trepidation, middle books in trilogies usually being somewhat flat, merely building to the climax in the last novel. Assassin's Apprentice is the first volume in The Farseer Trilogy, my first work as Robin Hobb. At Christmas, we had potato salad, which is I can' help but wonder: When Hobb started Assassin's Apprentice, did she have the Liveship Traders, Tawny Man and Rain Wild Chronicles plotted out already, or did those stories come later? It has never been available in I frequently receive queries as to how to find this book in hardcover. Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb. It opens up the Farseer universe and promises much more to come. It is also the first in her Farseer Trilogy and has since been followed up by the subsequent two novels, several more series and some stand-alone novels. Given that Sword & Laser, one of the shows on the amazing Geek & Sundry lineup, is reading the book this month, I figured: it's time.