A Feast for Crows

ow I sort of like her and want her to escape, though I can't blame her brother for keeping out of it. The father is dead and good riddance I say. And there is unrest in Dorme and not a sound or sight of Daenery's Targaryen and her three head dragon, but plenty of men heading her way to woo. Even the Imp.
I found this book hard, because of the new characters and the new direction, but man it is EPIC.

Review 2:
One of the best things about the series A Song Of Ice and Fire is that it takes a hold of you with cliff-hangers in every 10 pages. This book is somewhat an exception from the previous three magnificent prequels with the fact that although it takes the whole story forward and provides you with a detailed look on characters which were immensely interesting in the previous books, it doesn't hit you hard enough. One of the primary reasons why many of us will not embrace this book as well as the others is because some of our favorite characters- Daenerys, Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister are not part of this.

Though it's not a page turner and the first 200-300 pages are simply to be skimmed through, still it sets a stage in the latter half of the book. But the biggest issue with this part is that it stops at that, a mere setting stage. It consists more of a development of characters rather than granting any significant conclusions. It leaves you asking for more but not of the good kind; something that is without the gratifying experience like that of its immediate predecessor The Storm Of Swords .

But all said and done though on its own this book is fairly interesting it acts more like a foreshadowing for the events to come in the future with respect to some of the characters. The decision made by George RR Martin to follow the arc of only half of the character clearly indicates that this book should be seen as one half while the successor A Dance with Dragons as the remaining half.