The Witcher: The Lady of the Lake (Series #7) (Paperback)

from reading_fox

Continuation of the story and in some ways the end, finishing about the time the PC games begin. Ish, but there's some much time distortion going on, plus the games don't follow the same timeline that it's a but hard to tell. Despite the book's title and the opening chapters, this is actually mos...

from mamzel

As a long time fan of the Witcher book series and games, I heartily rave about this latest episode of the story. Geralt's long time lover and sorceress, Yennefer, is being held by a very powerful sorcerer to lure Ciri, Geralt's ward and heir to an immense power to travel through time and space, e...

from SharonMariaBidwell

As this is the last of an 8 book read I committed to, I was looking forward to this. Felt a little disappointed at the start. Ironically, one character close to the start of the book states she doesn't like legends that mix fables with reality. While we can hardly quote tales of King Arthur as re...

from Cerelin

Here it is, the end of The Witcher Saga. The beginning of the book is bogged down with the two scholars researching the legend of Geralt and the witcher girl. Once passed this hurdle, the book returns to Geralt, Ciri, and Yen, with minor interruptions of other characters discussing the war and it...

from MontzaleeW

Lady of the Lake (Saga o Wiedźminie #7) by Andrzej Sapkowski is a book of The Witcher but you don't have to have read the series to read this, it can be a stand alone. This book is told in such an unusual way that it makes the book intriguing in that way alone! The story is about Ciri, The Lady o...