The Witcher: Sword of Destiny (Series #2) (Paperback)

from SharonMariaBidwell

Different to the first book, this one written in sequential short stories. Some will be familiar to those who've watched the series. We get to know more of Geralt in this, see more glimpses into how he's not without feeling. I'm not sure the classic fairy tale references quite work for me but the...

from bbbart

This second collection of short stories about Geralt The Witcher was no less enjoyable than the first one. Perhaps is was a bit less humorous and far less violent, I really enjoyed the exploration of the softer side of the main character. We even got to see the charicatural Dandelion a little mor...

from N.W.Moors

This is the second book in the series and also a collection of short stories about Geralt of Rivia, the Witcher. They're wonderful stories written in a humorous and thoughtful manner based on Polish fairy tales and folklore. These are the stories the first season of the tv series will be based on...

from drmaf

Disappointing compared to the last Wish. Good beginning and ending but in between was rather blah and contributed little to the overarching story. And Yennefer only makes brief appearances, which definitely detracts from the story. The appearance of Ciri finally was the saving grace and the last ...

from SharonMariaBidwell

A prequel to the first two Witcher books, reading much like a standalone book. I would advise to read this as the third instalment, otherwise the story may confuse as there's little to no introduction of the main established characters. I enjoyed this as the story takes the form of political intr...