Description
HBO’s hit series A GAME OF THRONES is based on George R R Martin’s internationally bestselling series A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE, the greatest fantasy epic of the modern age.
A DANCE WITH DRAGONS: DREAMS AND DUST is the FIRST part of the fifth volume in the series.
‘Richly satisfying and utterly engrossing’ Sunday Times
In the aftermath of a colossal battle, new threats are emerging from every direction.
Tyrion Lannister, having killed his father, and wrongfully accused of killing his nephew, King Joffrey, has escaped from King’s Landing with a price on his head.
To the north lies the great Wall of ice and stone – a structure only as strong as those guarding it. Eddard Stark’s bastard son Jon Snow has been elected 998th Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch. But Jon has enemies both inside and beyond the Wall. And in the east Daenerys Targaryen struggles to hold a city built on dreams and dust.
Vijay Gupta (Verified Purchase)
This book brings back the main characters in the story after the gap in A Feast for Crows. It seems to be building up the story for the dramatic events to come in the second part of A Dance with Dragons. So a little bit of patience would be needed, but otherwise it is another great book in the series and a fun read!
mohammed Dastageer (Verified Purchase)
This was another nice experience of reading from the song of ice and fire franchise, the stories were new, not boring at all.
Nitin Pandit (Verified Purchase)
The seller is really courteous and delivered the book on time. I received the original copy.
Anand Patel (Verified Purchase)
This book cost me 220 rupees. Second part has somewhat same price. That makes the total cost of 440-450 rupees. And it’s a paperback edition. So it’s wide compared to mass market paperback which costs around 500 rupees at the time of writing. And this book is lengthy which makes the reading experience from mass market really terrible. I know this because I bought storm of swords as mass market paperback. So go for it.
Rajeshkumar jack (Verified Purchase)
Didn’t come close in quality as compared to A Storm of Swords, or even A Feast for Crows. Given that it again brings the major players back into the foray, I expected so much more from George R.R. Martin. The amount of time he’s taking to publish The Winds of Winter, I hope it is better than this!