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sasstronaut 's review for:
A Feast for Crows
by George R.R. Martin
The focus here is on King's Landing and not so much those characters existing outside of its sphere of influence. This one was a bit harder for me to get through, owing to the fact that we deviated so sharply from characters that we were used to and perhaps to what I consider more "wartime" - or in this case, alliance - tedium.
I was very glad to see things from Jaime's viewpoint and see him grow into a much more interesting character while his twin trips over herself.
Arya is alwatys fun to read, no matter where she is or which name she takes.
I don't find this one boring, but it is certainly not as exciting as the others and seems to focus more on the long journeys of the characters. One great thing this installment has for it is that you can finally see all the pieces start to come together and it lends itself to an excitement of what will be in store for the future.
I was very glad to see things from Jaime's viewpoint and see him grow into a much more interesting character while his twin trips over herself.
Arya is alwatys fun to read, no matter where she is or which name she takes.
I don't find this one boring, but it is certainly not as exciting as the others and seems to focus more on the long journeys of the characters. One great thing this installment has for it is that you can finally see all the pieces start to come together and it lends itself to an excitement of what will be in store for the future.