Written by: George RR Martin
First line: The day was gray and bitter cold, and the dogs would not take the scent.
Why you should read this book: The bodies are hitting the floor, and the deck, and the water, and the rocks, and the ice, and pretty much every surface available as the war rages on in earnest, with alliances formed and shattered, heroes made and lost, monsters and magic raised. No one is safe anywhere, and autumn is hard upon Westeros, with river-swelling rains and mistrust sown more often than any other crop. Some mysteries are answered and some reunions are enjoyed, just enough to keep the reading hungry for the next addictive hit.
Why you shouldn't read this book: You are particularly attached to a number of main characters or some particular outcome.
Friday, July 6, 2012
A Storm of Swords
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