Rain Wild Chronicles

I truly did.

I enjoyed the kind of Fitz sections better than the Rain Wild sections, but I truly enjoyed the entire series.

It was a phenomenal ride, but... part of the enjoyment of the series is getting into the nitty-gritty the day-to-day and a little bit more mundane situations of these characters and getting to live with them get it comfortable and grow with them

yeah

This brings us to rank number five on Castle's list, Dead Last.

The Rain Wild Chronicles.

Right.

Dragon Keeper in 2009, Dragon Haven in 2010, City of Dragons in 2011, and Blood of Dragons in 2013.

Yeah.

So you've got the Farseer trilogy first, then Liveship Traders, then The Tawny Man trilogy, The Rain Wild Chronicles, which is the dragons, and then the Fitz and the Fool, which is the last trilogy.

So yeah, 16 books all up.

It's, it's quite an undertaking.

Mm-hmm.

Also wanted to kind of talk about Rain Wild and Liveship and how nice it was to get outside of Fitz's head.

"I never screamed at a main character as much as I screamed at him.

Also, everyone gives Malt the biggest kudos for most changed, but I think it's Cedric." It'll be interesting to read that when we get to Live- uh, the Rain Wild Chronicles.

It sounds like Janelle really, really likes the Rain Wild Chronicles, and finds it extremely satisfying for Cedric's final confrontation, and, like, his change throughout the books, and then ultimately Hest's death, which is apparently-

The best one

...

I'm eating it up like a snack.

I'm so excited to be spending more time in the Rain Wilds.

We have new characters coming in, but then they're also popping in characters from the Liveship Traders, which is just like, Paragon?

Ah.

What do you mean? Malta? Like, I love getting to see those characters again, 'cause there was a whole trilogy in between the Liveship Traders trilogy and now me being in the Rain Wilds.

So it's very fun to be back in, like, a-

The cameos are everything

... very cool setting.