The third book in the Farseer trilogy shows us that Fitz
survived being joined with his wolf, and does make it back to fully becoming a
man once more, with a lot of work from Burrich and Chade. Fitz, however, is still driven by some
wolfish principles and also thirsts for revenge. He sets out to kill the false king, Regal,
but in the process ends up called to the true king, Verity, who is still
somewhere in the mountains trying to find the Elderlings to help them in their
fight against the Red Ships that threaten to completely overrun the Six
Duchies. Fitz’s journey is ridiculously
hard, sometimes only assisted by his wolf, Nighteyes. Although he gains more aid through the course
of the book, his journey never really gets easier and the end of the journey
doesn’t mean the end of the trouble. The
series, and each book in it, make for good epic fantasy. Fantasy lovers will probably enjoy the
series.
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