A Song of Ice and Fire IV: A Feast for Crows
George R.R. Martin is indisputably the best author of epic fantasy. The action tenses the nerves, attacks, brings insomnia, and Martin's inspiration is inexhaustible in the skillful construction of many characters... Without a doubt, we can declare him th
The war in the Seven Kingdoms was suppressed. The consequences left a painful mark on all sides. Although devastated by the pain of the death of her first-born son, Cersei Lannister tries with all her might to retain power. Robb Stark's campaign ended brutally at the Blood Wedding. Stannis Baratheon is encamped at the Wall and, with the help of Supreme Commander Jon Snow, is trying to win over the princes of the North. On the Iron Islands, a new king is decided and a conquering campaign to the Western Lands is forged. And Dorne is divided – while some seek revenge for Prince Oberyn, others seek to maintain peace. Arya Stark is on Braavos. Fate has planned a completely unexpected path for her. Rumors about Tyrion and Daenerys are spreading faster and faster...
In Feast of Crows we meet new characters, which is a welcome change in a series where many main characters have disappeared. Probably the most interesting newcomer is Asha Greyjoy, the self-proclaimed daughter of a kraken who defies all the laws of tradition. Cersei Lannister bursts in all her evil splendor and, of course, impresses with steadfastness. The war may be officially over, but the fighting is still going on as the survivors fight for the remnants and desperately try to forge new alliances, refusing to accept defeat.
A Song of Ice and Fire is an exhaustive study of power, which each part of the series illuminates from a different angle. In The Feast of Crows, the fragility of the much-desired power is shown. No one is safe on the throne, and plots and frauds are on everyone's heels. The bloodthirsty struggle for power claimed many lives, no one was spared, so there is actually no real winner. None of them is on the victorious throne. Maybe only crows.
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1. A Song of Ice and Fire I: A Game of Thrones
In the Western Countries, summer has been going on for decades. But winter is coming, and new dangers begin to lurk... The first book of the A Song of Ice and Fire series, Game of Thrones, is a contemporary masterpiece of fantasy.
2. A Song of Ice and Fire II: A Clash of Kings
In A Clash of Kings, brother conspires against brother, and the dead advance through the cold night. The destinies of the heroes are riddled with profanity, fratricide, alchemy, spells, murders and cold-blooded decisions.
3. A Song of Ice and Fire III: A Storm of Swords
Upheavals never end in the Seven Kingdoms. An impeccably told story, believable characters and overflowing magic are the guarantees of this exciting continuation of the A Song of Ice and Fire series that readers cannot resist.
4. A Song of Ice and Fire IV: A Feast for Crows
George R.R. Martin is indisputably the best author of epic fantasy. The action tenses the nerves, attacks, brings insomnia, and Martin's inspiration is inexhaustible in the skillful construction of many characters... Without a doubt, we can declare him th
5. A Song of Ice and Fire V: A Dance with Dragons
A Dance of Dragons picks up where A Storm of Swords left off. In A Dance with Dragons, fans were especially delighted that the story was based on three of the most beloved characters from the entire series – Jon Snow, Dany Targaryen and Tyrion Lannister.
