Jennifer's Reviews > A Dance With Dragons
A Dance With Dragons (A Song of Ice and Fire, #5)
by George R.R. Martin
by George R.R. Martin
Even though I promised myself that after listening to the BBC interview with GRR Martin, and not hearing a whisper about the next book, I would set this one aside to read the last 150 pages at a later date. That promise lasted about a month.
As the author said at the end of his previous book, book #5 is a catch up with the characters that weren't covered in the earlier book with some convergence towards the end. It did and it was a good read.
I gave this 4 stars, but really only 3 1/2 due to length. After having read several thousand pages of the story thus far, I admit that I miss the days when fantasy authors published trilogies, even 5 volume works. But like everyone else, I eagerly await the next book in the series. Do I have a choice?
As the author said at the end of his previous book, book #5 is a catch up with the characters that weren't covered in the earlier book with some convergence towards the end. It did and it was a good read.
I gave this 4 stars, but really only 3 1/2 due to length. After having read several thousand pages of the story thus far, I admit that I miss the days when fantasy authors published trilogies, even 5 volume works. But like everyone else, I eagerly await the next book in the series. Do I have a choice?
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