It’s all about loss and riverboats (playing homage to Mark Twain), but with a tone that only Martin could give it… This book is completely different from the A Song of Ice and Fire Series, but his taste for larger than life characters is also there. Don’t expect A Song of Fire and Ice with vampires....
3.5 StarsThis was a definite departure from what I'm used to when it comes to GRRM. I'm not sure exactly what I was expecting, but I don't think that this was it. Not that it was bad... just not what I was expecting. I did enjoy it quite a bit though. So, this story is set in the mid-19th century, o...
Nowadays GRRM is synonymous with his A Song of Ice and Fire series. Years before he became a household name he published some wonderful novels and short stories. Fevre Dream is the best of them. An extremely well written vampire novel with well thought out details about how the vampires live and how...
Rating: 3.5It appears as though there might actually be some life left in the vampire story (no pun intended) despite the glut of crap currently on the market. Martin does a good job with this one and his usual flair for character and exciting plots is readily apparent. His take on the vampire myth ...
Oh gosh, I hoped to read a great thriller, with many twists and turns, full of scary vampires, blood, dead bodies and so on... Instead I got a book which is not so boring but not too exciting either!! Oh, what a disappointment. I've just expected something totally different. Where's the suspense, th...
Imagine a silent paddle-wheel cruising the Mississippi river in the still of the night stopping only to allow it's passengers the opportunity to feast upon the blood of the unwary populace sleeping in range of the shoreline. So long as the captain were to avoid a predictable pattern of stops they w...
Imagine a silent paddle-wheel cruising the Mississippi river in the still of the night stopping only to allow it's passengers the opportunity to feast upon the blood of the unwary populace sleeping in range of the shoreline. So long as the captain were to avoid a predictable pattern of stops they w...
Imagine a silent paddle-wheel cruising the Mississippi river in the still of the night stopping only to allow it's passengers the opportunity to feast upon the blood of the unwary populace sleeping in range of the shoreline. So long as the captain were to avoid a predictable pattern of stops they w...
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