from TheLostEntwife

It's difficult to write a review of A Feast for Crows because of one drastic thing - the empty promise at the end of the book. I read this book several years ago and hung my hopes on that promise, that in a year A Dance with Dragons would be released - and it was just released this year. So when ...

from justabookreader

This being the fourth book in a series, there may be unintentional spoilers. I've done my best to keep it neutral, but you've been warned. I've loved everything about the Song of Fire and Ice series I've read so far. I repeat, everything. Until I got to book four, A Feast for Crows, and my love s...

from elbakerone

A Feast For Crows is the fourth book in George R.R. Martin's ever-growing Song of Ice and Fire series but it is perhaps more appropriate to call it the fist part of the fourth installment in the series. Known by fans as "The Great Book Split", this novel continues the story of about half of the h...

from littlegeek

I hate to say this, but old George is starting to suffer from "my editor has no balls left" disease. It afflicts verbose writers who are very successful. See JK Rowling. Why did they let him write this book with almost all the really interesting characters shelved until the next volume? He brings...

from arielfl

I finally got around to reading this because I was coming off the high of having watched season 3 on DVD. I believe season 4 covers this book and the next. So at long last I have finished. I feel that I have been reading it as long as Brienne has been wandering around looking for Sansa Stark. Wha...