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Joanna Preston: Tasmanaut Poet

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Tag: writer’s ticks

Posted on 7 October 20087 October 2008

Micro-review – Renegade’s Magic

Finally got around to finishing the final book in Robin Hobb's Soldier Son trilogy, Renegade's Magic. Hmm. It's definitely better than the second book, Forest Mage. And possibly even better than the first, Shaman's Crossing. But the ending is quite weak, and is virtually identical to the ending of Fool's Fate (and, for that matter, to Assassin's …

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