Wow, that took me a long time. For whatever reason, this book took me several months. A lot of that was due to the fact that I read a couple of other books while I read this one, I read a bunch of comic books, and even when I was reading this consistently, I never really got into the grove and had marathon reading sessions. But now that I have finished it, I can officially say, no one is safe. Which is good and bad. Good from the stand point that it can be difficult to see what is coming next, bad from the standpoint that it seems hard to really pick a single character to identify with or to really root for because people will die and most likely more then one of your favorites will be killed. At least one of my favorite characters is still around... for now. Just like the lives of characters, this book is far from something you could predict. By the end of this book the world is in even more turmoil then before. The dragon's are growing, Dany has her army, the Starks are dying, the Lannisters strength is weakening, and there are still multiple Kings. With winter coming and the wildlings and others making there way to the wall, can the kingdom hold itself together?
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