Although I did feel that some of the characters completely changed personalities over the series. Just little details really.Īnyway, I enjoyed Liveships, It all falls together nicely in the last book. Its like If you had read Liveship Traders before the Assasin books, whenever Six Duchies dragons or Ambers earing gets a mention it wouldnt mean anything.
Little things wouldnt have made as much sense. I can imagine if I had started reading Fools Errand before Liveships a lot of I dont think its strictly necessary but I would read Liveship Traders first, I finished it last week and moved straight onto the Tawny Man trilogy. So if you are not really keen on Liveship Traders, read Tawny first and then give them a go afterwards, when there is something to hold you to the story The point of story is that its not strictly needed, but once you read the Tawny man and you have that information, it becomes more relevant and interesting. Sounds a bit all over the place and broken up but it really worked! Because Id read the first Liveship traders I was able to stop I the middle of the golden Fool and go. Half way through the 'Golden Fool' (second book in the tawney man) the connection suddenly became VERY clear and I quickly grabbed the liveship traders and skimmed through to read only the bits and pieces which were relevant I went and read the first in that series - 'ship of magic' and then left them and went stright to Tawney man without even getting right to the end of it. Liveship traders was a wonderfuly concieved story but I didnt really hold my interest for some reason.
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