Assassin's Apprentice
Realm of the Elderlings 1; Farseer Book One
Book 1 of Realm of the Elderlings
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About Assassin's Apprentice
Fitz, the king's illegitimate grandson, is trained in courtly intrigue, magic, and the assassin's art.
Reader guide at a glance
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- Audience
- Adult/general
- Commitment
- Part of the Realm of the Elderlings series
- Estimated reading time
- 11.5 hours at about 40 pages per hour
- Length
- Standard-length read
- Best for
- Readers seeking fantasy
Why readers are finding Assassin's Apprentice
Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb, published in 1995, is a 464-page book for readers who prefer to browse by the experience of a story, not only by its sales category. Its strongest discovery signals include Fantasy.
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- Print ISBN
- 978-0-553-57339-8
- Published
- 1995
- Pages
- 464
- Series
- Realm of the Elderlings #1
