A Feast for Crows by George R.R.Martin (#4 GoT)

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A Feast For Crows (#4 in GOT Series) 
By George R.R.Martin

Rating :5/5 

Genres : Fantasy,thriller,fiction 


Like all the previous books in this series, this one too is wildly entertaining and very captivating. A few old, noteworthy characters are gone and new ones introduced - the absence of Tyrion and Danearys is deeply felt. After the last book ( a storm of swords) which was a wild ride with so many twists and turns happening, this one is more slower and tepid in action. Despite everything, still very riveting .. a special skill of the author, no doubt! 

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