Title: Get on with it already
Product review: The first two books were great, with one exception. It appears that a major theme of the story is Fitz growing up. But he doesn't. He nearly dies in one stupid decision only to "learn better." Then, having survived that calamity, he moves directly to make some new dumb move. He's not really learning anything. He doesn't get smarter.Also, the trip to Verity is annoying. Go to find Verity. Get betrayed and captured. Escape. Go to find Verity. Get betrayed and captured. Escape. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. It makes for tedious reading.With all that said, Robin Hobb is a great writer. I hope the next books don't fall into similar patterning because I really enjoyed the first two in this set.
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