A Feast for Crows

Title: A Feast for Crows
Author: George R. R. Martin
Published: 2005 originally, this paperback ed. 2011 by Voyager.
Genre: You win or you die.
Pages: 776 + family trees and such until the page count is 852




Welp, back into the saddle with A Song of Ice and Fire! This was the fourth brick, and I hurt my wrist with it, trying to hold the bastard up with one hand while lying on the sofa, reading. Should have stopped when it started to hurt, but like the previous books, it was a hard one to put down.

Happening simultaneously as the fifth book, A Dance with Dragons, A Feast for Crows concentrated on a bunch of characters in and around King's Landing, whereas the fifth will concentrate on the rest. Therefore there weren't so damn many characters running around as before, and it was easy to keep track of everyone. But it's going to be a looooooong wait for the sixth book, to find out what happened to some of my favourite characters from this book, who were left hanging in some really nasty spots. Literally, for some.

Tempted to start the fifth straight away, but considering I just started two other books, I should probably finish some of those first...


"What little peace and order the five kings left us will not long survive the three queens, I fear."