Having thoroughly enjoyed the previous three novels in A Song of Fire and Ice as well as HBO’s Game of Thrones, I was thoroughly looking forward to reading this, and was also disappointed when I was finished. Whereas Martin’s previous novels were tight, and loaded with drama and intrigue, this one w...
I enjoy each of the books, but appreciate the additional detail as the series goes on. it's interesting listening to the book vs wstching the series. there are lots of twists and turns that make it interesting to compare and ponder why they chose that path. Looking forward to the next book.
I had a bit of a problem really getting into this book at first, at least compared with my favorites thus far, the first book, A Game of Thrones and the third book, A Storm of Swords. Basically, it was an issue with point of view. Up to this book, Martin had established a pattern. Some...
After events in the last book, this one has to introduce a few new characters, but they soon fall into their place.This book focuses on a few characters, so no Danerys or Jon Snow in this one, this is explained in the afterword that they'll get their turn in the following books.Less bloody than book...
Here's where Martin decides he is going to live forever and slows the plot down to a crawl. At this pace, he can crank out another dozen or two books and be sitting pretty in the cat bird seat, by the time he is 150. I think he must have taken a bet in which someone dared him to write the next book ...
This book takes place immediately after the death of Lord Tywin. While Tommen, becomes the new king of the Iron Throne, due to his age, his mother rules the kingdom for him. Cercei offers a reward for the head of Tyrion Lannister, who has gone missing from his cell Convicted of the killing oh his ne...
Utterly exciting, full of schemes, plot twists and three-dimensional characters, that made me anxious to read more. Even though I wasn't sure GRRM could top [b:A Storm of Swords|62291|A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire, #3)|George R.R. Martin|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1406378909s/62291.jp...
I am so glad that I took the precaution of checking out A Dance With Dragons from my library in anticipation of finishing A Feast For Crows and also bringing ADWD with me today. I will be starting that book during my lunch break and can hardly wait. This won't be a full review, but I will just not...
A Feast for Crows (A Song of Ice and Fire, #4) This book takes place immediately after the death of Lord Tywin. While Tommen, becomes the new king of the Iron Throne, due to his age, his mother rules the kingdom for him. Cercei offers a reward for the head of Tyrion Lannister, who has gone missin...
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