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Epic. That’s the word that pops up in one’s mind after the first thought about famous George Martin’s series "A Song of Ice and Fire”. Fantastic in their scope novels about Westeros impress the readers with realistic descriptions of merely everything and with detailed portrayal of the characters’ development. Everything began in 1991, when American writer George Martin started a book called "A Gam... Read More

If you have read the first novel in a series "A Song of Ice and Fire”, you will be just excited to listen online to the second book, which is called "A Clash of Kings”. After the death of Robert Baratheon, the king of Westeros, a real war begins. Leaders of main noble families declare their right to take the Iron Throne. On the sea and on the earth they use their armies and cunning to defeat other... Read More

A fantasy series "A Song of Ice and Fire” by American writer George Martin is called a fairytale for adults. It combines in a harmonious way magic, dragons and medieval esthetics with sex, bloodshed and political games. The third book in the row, "The Strom of Swords”, is a worthy continuation of previous novels. The plot unwinds with Baratheon fighting with Lannisters for the Iron Throne; Robb of... Read More

Both fans of original series of novels "A Song of Ice and Fire” and those of TV series "A Game of Thrones” anticipated the fourth book in a row with great excitement. We are now proud to offer you to listen online to "A Feast of Crows”. Right after the publishing this fantasy novel settles as New York Times Bestseller, what happens rarely in this genre. George Martine continues to describe in his... Read More

Notwithstanding the fact that the fourth book in "A Song of Ice and Fire” was a #1 bestseller in USA, critics were not very positive about it, calling its plot uninteresting and halting. On the contrast, the fifth book received great support from literature experts and bit the selling record of its predecessor. "A Dance with Dragons” has everything in it that we like in George Martin’s work. It is... Read More