Review of "Renegade's Magic (The Soldier Son Trilogy, Book 3)" on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
"They wore the same expressions that weary soldiers always wore, no matter whose side they fought on, no matter if they had tasted victory or been drenched in defeat. They were cold, they were tired, they were hungry and they had seen things that no man should have looked on, done things that no man should have to do."
Though my least favourite of the set, this is still an amazingly un-put-downable work. I didn't enjoy reading from the speck's point of view as much as the Gernian but hobb has neatly melded the worlds together with masterful ease which of course only highlights the differences between them that more brightly.
my respect for Hobb's level of detail knows no bounds as we come full circle, ending, as we began, at Franner's Bend. Even a fairly happy ending, as endings go, which I wasn't really expecting. but superb, truly.
