![]() ![]() ![]() Because of the interconnected nature of each of these series, whilst it’s not essential to read them in order it is recommended to start at the beginning with her first book Assassin’s Apprentice. Many of her books take place in the same world and feature interconnected characters and storylines. Recommended Reading Order for Robin Hobb Books Readers who like Robin Hobb and dark fantasy may also like John Gwynne and his Bloodsworn Saga. A story of the underdog fighting against all the odds to save a world that hates and fears him. The three books that make up the trilogy (Assassin's Apprentice, Royal Assassin, and Assassin's Quest) are an epic journey of self-discovery, of dragons, Elderlings, and ancient barely understood magic. However, within the Six Duchies legends have it that practitioners of the Wit slowly lose their humanity to become more animal than man. Fitz bonds with a young wolf who becomes his constant companion. ![]() It allows people to telepathically to communicate and bond with animals. ![]() The Wit (also known as "Old Blood") on the other hand, is a shunned magic, despised and feared. Those who are practised in the Skill can force others to do their bidding, and even influence the real world. The Skill is a powerful royal magic that allows long-distance telepathy, powerful illusions, and mental manipulation. On top of being the bastard son of the beloved Chivalry (a man who in all other things lives up to his name), Fitz is gifted with both the Skill and the Wit. ![]()
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