Witcher: Baptism of Fire (Series #5) (CD-Audio)

from reading_fox

Very uneven again, a lot of jumping about between characters, and then a weird ending, written in a very different tense and retrospective style. The focus is mostly between the secretive Sorceresses Lodge, and Geralt et al trekking through the bogs. Thanks to the Druids, Geralt's recovered from ...

from Juva

Once again Geralt and Ciri have been separated by war and circumstances. Recovering from brutal injuries, Geralt is trekking across a war zone with Dandelion and a ragtag group of misfits and refugees. Although the rumor is that Ciri has been kidnapped and forced into a political marriage, Geralt...

from libgirl69

Enjoyed most of this although the rigid ‘I must do this' by Geralt got a bit trying.

from stefferoo

Over the last two months, I've been working my way through all the available Witcher Saga novels in audiobook format. The series is surprisingly addictive, so much so that it feels like I was just listening to the first book Blood of Elves yesterday. And now that I've come to the end of book thre...

from Karlstar

For me, this one neither advanced the story much or the characters. The Witcher is still trying to catch up with Ciri and spends the whole book dodging armies. He picks up a couple of new companions, including one of a very dubious nature. It felt like this book was giving the Witcher a lesson in...