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In A Dance with Dragons, the series’ core protagonists who were absent from A Feast for Crows return to resume their sprawling narratives, complete with intricately interwoven plotlines and a rich cast of primary and supporting characters.

In the East, Queen Daenerys Targaryen continues her campaign to eradicate slavery and human bondage. She strives to prove her fitness to rule before embarking on her long-delayed journey westward to reclaim her father’s throne. However, she finds herself surrounded by a multitude of adversaries and dissidents, navigating a population whose culture and traditions she barely understands, with only a limited circle of allies who share her vision.

Also heading east, a disgraced Tyrion Lannister flees with a bounty on his head. Having lost all hope and purpose, he finds himself among a group of strangers who may harbor their own covert agendas and hidden motives.

Meanwhile, in the northern reaches of Westeros, Jon Snow, the newly elected Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, attempts to unite humanity against the impending threat gathering in the far frozen reaches as winter approaches. In doing so, he faces relentless obstacles not only from external forces, but also from within his own ranks and sworn allies.

In the latest installment of his masterful epic, George R.R. Martin continues a saga featuring the very best of fantasy literature—suspense, mystery, and larger-than-life adventure—complemented by a compelling ensemble of characters that captivates readers. It is this depth that has led millions of fantasy fans worldwide to fall in love with the A Song of Ice and Fire series and follow each volume with unmatched passion.