A Feast for Crows

If you don’t fix this I’ll just ask my bank to reverse the entire transaction. You people make it impossible to send returns.

I bought a "Good" condition for $6.99. I was expecting maybe stains on pages or dog-eared pages. I was not expecting no dust jacket for that price. And of course it was someone who buys from Savers to resell. Gross business behavior. They bought it for $4.99.

I was surprised when there was a chapter for Cersei just as I was when there was a chapter for Tyrion and Jamie. Even though she’s the cause of everything that happened, I’m still wary of her and I most certainly should be. I mean, I don’t even know if there’s anything she can do or say that will make me think otherwise. She’s the pure definition of a tyrant but I’ve learned to respect her evilness. Other than the introduction to a few new POV’s, this one’s the same as the rest. You still get the same action/adventure element, you get the same but not surprising deceitful characters like Cersei and witness how quickly she spirals out of control and you get the same detail oriented writing. Arya being in the House of Black and White reminded me of Pug from The Riftwar Legacy series which I thought was interesting. I dreaded picking up this book sometimes because all this series has been is killing after killing; let’s not forget the betrayal everyone faces around every corner. I even prefered skipping the Cersei chapters because I could care less about her. She’s started to unravel; meaning, she believed everyone was out to get her when they weren’t. All she is is paranoid. Her paranoia has turned everyone into a suspect; even the innocent. She is slowly unraveling in her decaying mind. Cersei had proven herself to be a tyrant using deceit and manipulation. I thought I understood cruelty before but she takes it to a whole new level. Granted, there’s different forms of cruelty but she’s proven herself to be capable of it.

I purposely stayed away from mass market paperback editions because my husband wanted the larger paperback, but ended up with a small copy even though it was listed as paperback. Unfortunately, you have to scroll on the main page or make extra clicks on the all editions page to check the size before adding to cart. That means if you decide to switch to a different cover, you need to take the extra time to make sure the size didn't change.

Masterfully plotted & written. Maybe not for you if you have no patience or thoughtfulness.

i ordered a mass market paperback in good, and it was surprisingly almost brand new!!