Book 96: A Storm of Swords – George R.R. Martin
And with the turn of a page some of the characters I’d grown most fond of were murdered. I’m still
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And with the turn of a page some of the characters I’d grown most fond of were murdered. I’m still
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To be completely honest this book was sort of “meh”. (Imagine a teenager with a blank look on their face
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In book two of The Heroes of Olympus cycle, Riordan comes through on the perceived promise of keeping things as exciting
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Wow. What more can I say? Book two of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire cycle and
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This is the first book in George R. R. Martin’s Epic fantasy cycle A Song of Ice and Fire. Projected at seven
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With The Lost Hero Riordan sucked me into a new series. It definitely helped that this was a continuation of
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A co-worker recommended March and prior to reading it I knew only that it detailed the mostly absent character of Mr.
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As the final novel I could not have asked for a better ending to the informal trilogy. Another ten years
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I’ll confess that I am back dating this post. I finished reading this the third week in December, but never
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