A Song of Ice and Fire: A Storm of Swords (HBO Tie-in Edition): A Song of Ice and Fire: Book Three (Series #3) (Paperback)

from peptastic

A Storm of Swords packed an emotional whollop. It took me a little while to get adjusted to the many cast of characters in The Game of Thrones and A Clash of Kings but, after reading this one I can appreciate the format. How else can each characters complexities get across? You think you know a c...

from ladycato

Continuing to slog through this very good but oh-so-long series. Sometimes the suspense is unbearable, and I feel rather mad at Martin for torturing these characters so much. Just want ... a little break, a little happiness for them, a family reunion, not all the constant ROCKS FALL EVERYONE DIES...

from swbesecker

Series just gets better and better - but I am not a fan of Daenyrs and her dragons.

from chaostheory08

This is a Reading Good Books review. Where do I even begin? “Wow” doesn't even describe this book well enough. In the words of LOTR's King Theoden (in the films), so much death. It's tough to get attached to a character in this series. You'll never know if and when Mr. Martin will kill him/her ne...

from majkia

"You know nothing, Jon Snow." The above is a constant refrain from several books in George R R Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series. I have not read a fantasy series that so captivated me in literally ages. GRRM constantly put his characters into situations where the 'honorable' choice is often u...