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Fool's Errand
- Tawny Man Trilogy, Book 1
- Narrated by: Nick Taylor
- Series: Realms of the Elderlings, Book 7, Tawny Man, Book 1
- Length: 23 hrs and 9 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Fantasy
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Return to the world of the Farseers....
Robin Hobb’s best loved characters, Fitz , The Fool and Nighteyes, the wolf, face new adventures and trials in the first book of The Tawny Man trilogy.
When Assassin’s Quest closed, Fitz was living in self-imposed exile. Wracked with pain, he had chosen to discard the magical gifts that had seen him survive the wonders and torments of navigating the legendary city of the Elderlings, and of raising a dragon. Now, in this the first of a new trilogy, we are returned to the world of the Six Duchies and the lives of those who managed to survive the events of the first Assassin trilogy.
Fifteen years have passed and events are about to sweep Fitz out of his quiet backwater life and into the main political current again. Persecution of the Witted has become rampant throughout the Six Duchies despite Queen Kettricken’s effort to damp it. The Witted themselves have begun to strike back. So when 15-year-old Prince Dutiful disappears, is it only because he is nervous about his betrothal ceremony to an Outislander princess, or has he been taken hostage by the Witted? Worse, is he perhaps another ‘Piebald Prince’, a Farseer tainted by Wit magic?
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- Mark
- 08-01-17
Changes in narrators
The book is brilliant!! Unfortunately,change in narrators from the farseer books was quite annoying! Firstly unable to pronounce peoples names either correctly or as pronounced in the first books so took me a while to even realise to whom they were referring to! Secondly, confusing at times as to which character was speaking as there was no real change in voice,also confusing.lastly,poorly edited as a few mistakes were left in.the story is brilliant but i wish they could keep the original narrators as these become the voices and demeanour of the characters. Its Burrage not boregauge and Ket-trican
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- Amazon Customer
- 19-10-19
new chapters
the abruptness of a new chapter kept making me jump....leave a little time between, me thinks.
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- Happy customer
- 06-12-19
Excellent story poorly edited
I adore this book and was very excited to listen to it told. The story is as excellent, as I recalled from reading the story myself, but this is slightly affected by very poor editing that includes repitition and errors. Still enjoyable to listen to, as it is read well (bar mispronuncitation of Kettricken's name) but frustrating that the presentation is so poor.
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- Loubytee
- 22-03-13
Bring back Paul Boehmer!
Having just finished listening to Paul Boehmer's narration of Robin Hobb's The Farseer Trilogy (which I found absolutely epic) I excitedly bought The Fool's Errand assuming (stupidly) it would also be narrated by Paul Boehmer as a continuation of Fitz's story. Instead, Nick Taylor's is the narrator and while I'm sure he's a lovely person his narration is so bad I can't even bring myself to listen past the first chapter. While Boemar's over the top English accent took a bit of getting used to in The Assassin's Apprentice, I found that in a fantasy setting, the theatrics kind of worked and three books later I was completely immersed in his creation of the Six Duchies world. Now with these new audiobooks instead of Nighteyes sounding like John Hurt whispering in your ear we've got Ray Winston after 6 pints and 20 Benson & Hedges. It's like someone told him, "just make your voice growly, that's what wolfs sound like." Not only that all the pronunciations are wrong - Burridge in now 'Burrig' and Kettricken is now 'Ktriggin' and Starling has gone from being a willowy seductively voiced minstrel to a Devon Farmer's Wife - ooooh aahhr. Wish he'd just listened to the Farseer Audiobooks before he agreed to take the gig. Anyway, rant over, I have decided to re-listen to the end of The Farseer Trilogy and while I have a proper sounding Nighteyes fresh in my mind, start reading the Fool's Errand paper book instead. I'm sure the actual book itself is grand - 5 stars etc. etc.
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- handymelon
- 18-12-19
Everything superb except the editing!
Chapters crash into each other rather and a couple of errors not edited out.
Shame, as book and reader both excellent
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- Annette
- 28-05-18
A book you can’t put down, nor should you.
Nick Taylor should have been the narrator through out the nine books as he does the characters voices justice. Please re-record the others so I can enjoy them as much. I find myself listening to this series over and over again never wanting to say goodbye to Fitz. The story draws you in and you can not put it down. A worthy credit spent indeed! I have listened to this many a time and still I can’t predict what happens.
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- Richard
- 29-06-17
Brilliant once again
Once again the author captured me from the beginning! My only thought is that the narrator should have listened to the series to get the name's and accents right! However this does not take away from the story!! Looking forward to listening to the rest of the series!
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- Amazon Customer
- 25-02-21
Bad editing
Abrupt chapter changes and background noise in the recording. Narrator is actually great, book is great if heartbreaking.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-02-21
Robin is amazing
I love Robin hobb I love how she writes woman, and I absolutely love how she writes, bawling in my eyes at the end of the series
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- Ross I Sheppard
- 13-01-21
Great Book, Great Narration, Poor Editing
I have enjoyed all of Robin Hobb's previous books in the relm of the elderlings setting and particularly reveled in revisiting Fitz's story but there are a few cases of poor editing slipping through the cracks. There are several cases of chapters cutting very suddenly, lines repeating and levels noticibly changing at paragraph ends. Despite these problems I still would hesitate to recommend it to a friend.
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- Thomas M.
- 16-03-19
Great book, one audio problem
I loved the book, like all other Robin Hobb books so far.
In this recording, I found it annoying that there is no break whatsoever after a chapter ends and a new one begins. For me, it destroyed some moments where I’d have wanted to think about how the previous chapter ended but there isn’t even a milisecond of space left to do that.
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- K.V.
- 03-05-17
Editing not perfect
Biggest complaint would be that there is 0 downtime between end of a chapter and start of the new one, resulting in no room to let the chapter to sink in.
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- Evan Brauteseth
- 18-04-18
Change in narrator!!
Unfortunately the narrator clearly never listened to the first trilogy in the series on the same character thus pronounces many of the characters names differently. Additionally, there are no pauses between chapter headings and the end of the preceding chapter.
Great story which is to be expected from the author. Sadly the narration of this audiobook has really spoilt it for me!
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-01-21
FitzChivalry Returns
Our beloved immature protagonist is dragged back kicking and screaming to once again save the world.
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- Nina
- 23-08-20
Great
I love the story. The narration at first is a bit jarring compared to the assassins trilogy but you quickly become attached to it. The only thing is between chapters there isn't even a breath taken between the last word and the next chapter. Still wonderful though.
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- Manga-Raven
- 27-07-20
Horrible voice actor..
Yet again another voice for this series.. Unfortunately you can hear him breathe, swallow and mistakes aren't cut out, so sometimes it repeats itself..
Story is awesome, but if you have the patience read the book yourself
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- Raul
- 30-01-20
Return of the Fitz
I enjoyed, found it a bit shorter than previous ones. The matures topics covered - death and parenting - provide a lot to think about.
Even though I would've liked the previous narrator of Fitz's story to return, the different voice gave me chance to view the characters as older. I was bit chafed by the changed pronounciations of some names, but I got used to it and in the end it didn't detract from overall amazing experience.
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- Ella S.
- 31-10-19
mesmerizing!
this is my first audiobook ever, so I picked a book I'm familiar with to "test the water".
i'll admit, at the begining I did not like it but I think that when the narrator begane to speak as Nighteyes; I was hooked.
I listened to it while working, and while the narrator's voice lured me in into the realm of Robin Hobb; it did not make me lose my focus.
absloutely amazing!!
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- scott lewis
- 03-07-17
should of stuck with the orginal narrator.
should of stuck with the orginal narrator. but you do get use to him by the end of the book.
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- Mikael
- 13-09-16
An amazing continuation of a splendid series.
Not much to say, other than enjoy your read. If the Narrator bothers you, don't worry. He grows on you over time. While not as excellent as Paul Boehmer, the narrator manages to put his own interpertation on the characters in a way that does The Farseer Trilogy justice, while setting up The Tawny Man trilogy to be the wild ride that it is.