The Tawny Man Trilogy by Robin Hobb - 3 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set
Fool's Errand
The Golden Fool
Fool's Fate

Details
Condition: Brand New
Format: Paperback
ISBN: 9789319998208
Publisher: Harper Voyager

Overview
The Tawny Man Trilogy brings Robin Hobb's beloved FitzChivalry Farseer back to center stage fifteen years after the events of the Farseer Trilogy. Living a quiet, secluded life, Fitz is drawn back into royal intrigue when Prince Dutiful vanishes ahead of a crucial diplomatic betrothal. Reunited with the mysterious Fool, Fitz must navigate old loyalties, buried secrets, and a kingdom on the edge of crisis. This three-book paperback set collects Fool's Errand, The Golden Fool, and Fool's Fate, delivering the emotionally rich, character-driven epic fantasy that has made Hobb a New York Times bestselling author.

About the Books
Set within Hobb's expansive Realm of the Elderlings universe, the Tawny Man Trilogy continues the story first begun in the Farseer Trilogy, following FitzChivalry Farseer as he steps out of exile and back into the dangerous currents of Six Duchies politics. Across these three novels, Fitz is drawn into a mission to recover the young heir, Prince Dutiful, whose disappearance threatens a fragile diplomatic alliance with the Outislanders. At the heart of the story is Fitz's loyal bond with the enigmatic Fool, a former White Prophet whose visions push the narrative toward its climactic confrontation on the icy island of Aslevjal. Hobb blends intimate, first-person emotional depth with sweeping political stakes, and this trilogy is widely regarded as some of her finest work, exploring duty, sacrifice, prophecy, and the cost of loyalty. Longtime fans of the Farseer books will recognize familiar faces like Chade and Kettricken, while newcomers can appreciate this as a satisfying continuation of the wider saga. The paperback format offers an accessible, shelf-ready way to experience a complete arc of Hobb's celebrated world-building, rewarding readers who enjoy slow-burn character development alongside high fantasy adventure.

Key Benefits

• Complete three-book paperback set of Robin Hobb's acclaimed Tawny Man Trilogy
• Continues the beloved story of FitzChivalry Farseer and the Fool
• Written by a New York Times bestselling epic fantasy author
• Rich, character-driven storytelling with political intrigue and mythic stakes
• A must-have continuation for fans of the Farseer Trilogy and Realm of the Elderlings
• Makes a thoughtful gift for fantasy readers, birthdays, or holiday gifting

Book-by-Book Guide
Fool's Errand — FitzChivalry Farseer is drawn from his quiet exile back to Buckkeep when Prince Dutiful disappears just before a critical diplomatic betrothal.
The Golden Fool — Fitz takes on the role of Skillmaster to Prince Dutiful while hidden enemies and political scheming threaten the fragile peace of the Six Duchies.
Fool's Fate — The trilogy concludes with a perilous voyage to Aslevjal, where Fitz and the Fool confront prophecy, sacrifice, and the fate of a nation.

About the Author
Robin Hobb is the pen name of American author Margaret Astrid Lindholm Ogden, a New York Times bestselling writer known for her Realm of the Elderlings novels, including the Farseer, Tawny Man, and Liveship Traders trilogies. Born in California and raised largely in Alaska, Hobb has spent most of her life in the Pacific Northwest. Celebrated for her richly developed characters and immersive world-building, she has sold more than a million copies of her fantasy novels and is regarded as one of the genre's most influential modern voices, with a career spanning several decades and multiple bestselling series.

Why You'll Love This Set
This complete Tawny Man Trilogy paperback set is a rewarding pick for fantasy lovers who crave emotional depth alongside epic stakes. Whether it's a birthday gift, a holiday season treat, or an addition to your own shelf for summer reading, this collection delivers a satisfying, character-rich continuation of Robin Hobb's celebrated world.

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