Strnad reviewed Fool's Fate by Robin Hobb (The Tawny Man, #3)
Last Dance of Chances
4 stars
By the end of the Farseer trilogy, I had come to love the Fool. That made this trilogy acutely painful to read. As the final book in the series (I read this before the Fitz and the Fool trilogy was announced), I knew I'd soon have to say good-bye.
The second book left me in a constant state of anger, so in a way the stress and despair I felt reading this book was a relief. I dreaded the titular "Fool's Fate", but it (and the aftermath) was handled well enough that it didn't rip away my suspension of disbelief.
The last two chapters were not the ending I hoped for, but was still better than the Farseer trilogy's.
