Robin Hobb Books in Order

Taken from his mother to the royal keep, the bastard boy Fitz is trained in secret as an assassin while learning he carries two dangerous magics. As Outislander raiders terrorize the coasts, his loyalty to the Farseers is tested again and again.

Fitz returns to Buckkeep still damaged from poison, bound more deeply than ever to his wolf Nighteyes and to the king. As Red Ship raids escalate, treachery at court forces him to juggle secret assassinations, forbidden Wit magic and a doomed love.

Raised from the edge of death, Fitz escapes the usurper king and sets out across mountains and legend to find his missing king in waiting. His journey toward the Elderling road and stone dragons will decide the fate of the Six Duchies and his own.

In Bingtown, merchant heir Althea Vestrit expects to inherit her family's newly awakened liveship Vivacia, only to see it handed to her brutal brother in law. Cast adrift, she fights to reclaim the ship as Vivacia is drawn into piracy, slavery and sea serpent haunted waters.

With Vivacia under the sway of the pirate Kennit, Althea and Brashen gamble everything on restoring the unstable liveship Paragon. In Bingtown and the Rain Wilds, rebellion and earthquakes expose buried dragon secrets while sea serpents circle restlessly offshore.

Bingtown reels from fire and war as the Vestrit family, Paragon and Vivacia converge on a final confrontation. Political upheaval, pirate ambitions and the truth about wizardwood reshape alliances at sea and on shore, changing the fate of traders, serpents and dragons alike.

Fifteen years after the Red Ship War, Fitz lives in seclusion with his wolf Nighteyes and foster son Hap. When Prince Dutiful disappears on the eve of his betrothal, the Fool returns to drag Fitz back into court intrigue, Wit politics and a perilous rescue.

Disguised as the servant Tom Badgerlock, Fitz returns to Buckkeep to secretly train Prince Dutiful in the Skill. As Outislander envoys arrive and Witted ambassadors seek acceptance at court, Fitz must balance loyalty, old wounds and his complex bond with the Fool.

Fitz joins Dutiful's quest to the frozen isle of Aslevjal to slay the legendary dragon Icefyre and win an Outislander bride. Old prophecies, the Pale Woman's schemes and Fitz's tangled loyalty to the Fool collide in a brutal, world shaping journey.

Noble born Nevare Burvelle is destined, by strict Gernian tradition, to become a cavalry officer and help expand his king's road through hostile lands. An encounter with the forest dwelling Specks infects him with alien magic, slowly derailing his ordered life and loyalties.

After plague ravages his military academy, Nevare returns home changed in body and mind, his expanding weight and strange dreams marking him as cursed. Cast out by his family, he is drawn ever deeper into Speck magic and the battle over Gernia's encroaching road.

Condemned for crimes he barely understands, Nevare finally gives in to the Speck magic that shares his body, watching as another self fights to stop Gernia's destruction of the ancestor forest. His struggle becomes a reckoning with colonial guilt, identity and obligation.

Malformed young dragons languish on the toxic shores of the Rain Wild River, too weak to fend for themselves. A mismatched group of outcast keepers, a dragon obsessed scholar and the river barge Tarman set out to escort them upstream in search of the lost city Kelsingra.

Still traveling upriver with the starving dragons, the keepers and crew of Tarman face treacherous floods, predators and simmering rivalries. As human and dragon bodies begin to change in unsettling ways, the dream of reaching Kelsingra tests every loyalty and secret desire.

The weakened dragon flock and their keepers finally glimpse the abandoned towers of Kelsingra across the swollen Rain Wild River. While they struggle to unlock the city's magic and survive, distant plots for dragon parts and political power push the wider world toward conflict.

This collection gathers tales written as both Robin Hobb and Megan Lindholm, ranging from Rain Wild settlers and Six Duchies folk to near future and urban fantasy. The stories explore family, sacrifice and small acts of magic that quietly change lives.

In a drought stricken corner of the Six Duchies, hedge witch apprentice Mirrifen struggles with her own fears when tiny, dangerous pecksies move into the farmstead. Their bargains and tempers force her to weigh the power of promises, etiquette and the literal weight of words.

In Kelsingra, dragons and their transforming human companions race to rediscover lost Elderling arts, including the vital silver that keeps dragons healthy. Enemies close in from Bingtown and Chalced, forcing the new Elderlings to decide how fiercely they will defend dragonkind.

A cross-genre anthology edited by George RR Martin and Gardner Dozois, built around women who are dangerous in different ways. The lineup ranges from fantasy and science fiction to historical and crime tales, each centered on agency, risk, and consequences.

Set long before Fitz's time, this tale follows lowborn Felicity, companion to headstrong Princess Caution, who loves a Witted stableman. When Caution bears a piebald marked son, courtly fear of the Wit and buried truths about his birth ignite a deadly legend.

FitzChivalry Farseer has hidden for years as Tom Badgerlock, tending the country estate of Withywoods with his wife and grown children. A troubling messenger, an impossible late pregnancy and the return of the broken Fool shatter his hard won quiet.

Believing his daughter Bee dead, Fitz follows the Fool toward distant Clerres to punish the secretive Servants. At Buckkeep, politics and old magic complicate the search as Bee endures captivity among people who see her as the key to their prophecies.

Bee is dragged toward Clerres while learning to wield a frightening power of her own, and Fitz sails south on the liveship Paragon with the Fool, driven by grief and vengeance. Their paths and the dragons of Kelsingra collide in a final reckoning.

The third Unfettered anthology collects original stories from many fantasy authors, including a return to Osten Ard from Tad Williams, new tales by Mark Lawrence, Brian Herbert, Anna Smith Spark, and others, all in support of a fund that helps writers facing medical debt.