A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice and Fire, #4)
Format: kindle
ASIN: 6522093
Publisher: Bantam
Pages no: 852
Review to come.
This book gets a higher rating than the previous in this series, however, I found this one substantially more of a snoozer. Once again, all my favorites get either killed off or blinded or not discussed hardly at all. Though I am happy that Jamie is a changed man I'm not so interested in following h...
This series just gets more WOW!, more OMG!, and more WTF! as it goes on.I read books 1-4 one after the other because I was so soaked into the story that I didn't want to leave. This one beat the rest for those HOLY COW moments and I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY DID THAT.I think I audibly gasped about a dozen...
George R.R. Martin can write terrific prose that expertly draws the reader into his world and fleshes out characters as unique and interesting as any you'll find in Tolkien. Martin's prose itself is a pleasure to read. However! The plot moved glacially slow in this one and the story's jewels were ra...
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