by George R.R. Martin
I have some quibbles (hi Sansa) but I am eating up everything dished out. Do I wish Martin realized he didn't need to rely repetitively on soap operatic red herring cliffhangers at the end of each chapter? Yes. Do I wish there was a bit more cheer and dark humor to offset the unrelenting horror? De...
Argh-meh-ZING! The best book I've read in a long time. Martin has outdone himself yet again!
The best one so far. Much more thrilling and intense than the first two. You know what I love about this series? There is always a character who surprises me. I'm not in a hurry to start A Feast for Crows because people have told me that it's their least favorite book but I'll definitely get around ...
So I restarted this book on January 2nd, and just finished it this morning.This was a really good book; lots of action, deception, development of characters.There are just times where I wish old Georgey would wrap it up! And why does he keep killing all the characters we love the mostest?Onto the ne...
Jaimie gets to go free for 1) a sniveling bitch of a girl who would serve the kingdom best with her head missing and 2) a girl that they don't even have in the enemies custody... Now I know why the Starks are cursed... Catelyn is an idiot. I thought about jumping this up to a 4 star rating just beca...
It is amazing that Martin could create such a complete world and so many well written characters, but the book is just too long (And I LOVE long books). I listened to it on audio and 48 hours is an awful long time to listen to anything, even though the narrator is wonderful.
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