Author: George R.R. Martin | Narrator:
Runtime: 31h 10m | Genre: Fiction
It seems too good to be true. After centuries of bitter strife and fatal treachery, the seven powers dividing the land have decimated one another into an uneasy truce.
This book is controversial because it splits the cast, but the value is in the depth. We spend hours inside Cersei’s head as she slowly unravels. It is a psychological horror story about power and paranoia. We also see the cost of war on the common people. It is a slower, moodier listen that fleshes out the world in a way the TV show never did.<br><br><strong>A Song of Ice and Fire Series:</strong><br>• <a href='/book/a-game-of-thrones-george-rr-martin'>A Game of Thrones</a> (Book 1)<br>• <a href='/book/a-clash-of-kings-george-rr-martin'>A Clash of Kings</a> (Book 2)<br>• <a href='/book/a-storm-of-swords-george-rr-martin'>A Storm of Swords</a> (Book 3)<br>• <a href='/book/a-feast-for-crows-george-rr-martin'>A Feast for Crows</a> (Book 4)<br>• <a href='/book/a-dance-with-dragons-george-rr-martin'>A Dance with Dragons</a> (Book 5)