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Creative Insite creativeinsite — I have say that I liked Wicked a great deal more than this follow up book, but it was fun nonetheless. The author really does a great job with developing his characters and painting a colorful fantasy. The only reason I gave it three stars was because I couldn't identify with the main character Liir and his self-destructive behavior.

Lenilton Lima onetimedes3829 — One of my all time favorites. A full review soon to post at thewryterreviews.wordpress.com

Ezelle Jones ezellejone4466 — A story of the Japanese internment camps during WWII - before during and after, including the prejudice towards American Japanese and also kindness and friendships that developed - Kind of long but liked the characters and found the story ( and ending) touching.

Sakr Design sakr_design — I have two major gripes with this installment: balance and emotional investment. Firstly, it is becoming impossible to be emotionally invested in any one character or storyline. I came out of Feast, really invested in two characters/stories: Jon and Arya. I just liked them as characters and I liked what they were trying to accomplish, how they had been able to manage, and survive. I was interested in Bran, Rickon, and Dany. I didn't mind knowing what happened with Sansa, Sam, Cersei, Jamie, and Brienne. You can't invest any emotion at this point because the time spent with each character and the effort to develop each one is so out of balance. I will have to decide at a later date if I will pick up the next book, because this one left me with so little to hope for, so few 'friends', that I don't know that the rest of the story will be worth the investment of reading it. I understand that this may be the darkest hour before the dawn; the depressing middle of the arc. But really, so far GRRM has given us so little cause to hope for any sort of satisfying ending, any sort of clear victory for anyone (even if it is just staying alive!) we perceive to be good- I don't know if I believe he will pull us out of this terrible slump we have landed in. Good things DO exist in life; there is compassion and joy to be found in great and small things. No, it's not 'realism' to create a world with cute Deus Ex Machina to get all out favorites to happily ever after, but the inclusion of the full spectrum of human capability would have served to highlight the differences in people, the range they are capable of, and how awful it is when people cannot find peace, joy, and kindness anywhere in their lives. This installment was so devoid of happiness and joy- it's no fun to read any more. More in depth discussion, on my favorite story-lines: (view spoiler)