George R. R. Martin’s A Dance with Dragons, the fifth book in the series colloquially known as Game of Thrones (formally, A Song of Ice and Fire), follows Jon Snow trying to hold the Wall together, Daenerys struggling to rule Meereen as it slips out of her control, and Tyrion navigating exile while being drawn toward her. The book pushes its major characters into danger, isolation, and hard choices as the threats in both Westeros and Essos close in.
Michael’s Review: This is a must-read for any Game of Thrones fan. The book aligns with episodes in seasons five and six of the show, and the depth of Martin’s character and world-building ensures you never want to leave the world he built.
George R. R. Martin’s A Dance with Dragons, the fifth book in the series colloquially known as Game of Thrones (formally, A Song of Ice and Fire), follows Jon Snow trying to hold the Wall together, Daenerys struggling to rule Meereen as it slips out of her control, and Tyrion navigating exile while being drawn toward her. The book pushes its major characters into danger, isolation, and hard choices as the threats in both Westeros and Essos close in.
Michael’s Review: This is a must-read for any Game of Thrones fan. The book aligns with episodes in seasons five and six of the show, and the depth of Martin’s character and world-building ensures you never want to leave the world he built.
