Robin created deep characters that you follow through much ordinary and extraordinary life in a way that makes you care about them, keeps your interest and keeps you turning pages even when there is not much happening. Fantastic talent.

Fitz and the fool are together forever. I’m so sad it’s over!

One of the best endings to one of the best series I’ve ever read. Most lose ends are tied up, characters all get satisfied ends to their arcs and overall ends on a bittersweet note. This cements my thoughts that this is one of the best series and books I’ve ever read.

perfect phenomenal ending to the series. i love these books with my entire soul. i am enamored by the way the words can pull me completely into the world until i do not exist. this whole series is some of the best fiction i've ever experienced and the ending is so perfect and lovely

Closure to a fabulous epic'

Was it good ? It was. Was it happy? Heck no.

I am so sad that this tale is over - for now. I wish to have more. I stayed at the edge for the entire series. I recommend this to everyone! Please Mrs. Hobb continue writing and give us tales from the Seven Duchies.

These books will be my top book ever.

Just great! Thanks for such a great ending to an amazing series. Loved each page :)

The book out of all the Fitz and Fool trilogies is, perhaps, my least favorite. Still, though, it's a good book, and worthy of being the end of Fitz's and the Fool's end-tale. However, I must say the end of the book, and Fitz and Fool's lives, could have been executed better. It all felt like the last pages were rushed through, like it should have taken just a little more time, drawn-out, instead of cramming it in. It all just happened so fast. And if you read any of the previous books, you know that Hobb swapped back and forth from Fitz's perspective to Bee's. It annoyed me that Ms. Hobb ended Fitz's story from Bee's perspective. I wished to read it from Fitz's point of view, his thought's, experience it through him. Instead, I watched it through his daughter's eyes. All this combined left me lacking a feeling of full closure on the character Fitz.