Share this page

Search Books by Author

A Clash of Kings Book 2 of A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin (Science fiction) kindle free books download and review

Welcome to Kindle free books. . .
Download this book

Kindle Free Books offers a new Kindle ebook every day for FREE.

All the books in the right hand column can be downloaded to your Kindle or Kindle app software.

You can subscribe to the site on the right and get updated daily either by email or to your rss reader. You can also follow Kindle Free Books on Twitter

Description:

George R.R. Martin writes sword-and-sorcery which concentrates on the swords. A Clash of Kings is the second volume of A Song of Ice and Fire, the sequence which began with A Game of Thrones and will take another four volumes to complete. The Seven Kingdoms are divided by revolt and blood feud; beyond their Northern borders, the men of the Night Watch fight the coming of a great cold and the walking corpses that travel with it; on the other side of the ocean, the last of the Kingdom's deposed ruling house mourns her horseclan husband and rears the dragonlets she hatched from his funeral pyre.

This is character-driven fantasy we see most events through the eyes of the sons and daughters of the Stark family, the once and future Kings of the North, whose father's judicial murder started the war. Martin avoids the cosy Californian cheeriness of many epic fantasies in favour of a sense of the squalor and grandeur of high medieval life; there is passion here, and misery and charm, and a profound sense of moral ambiguity as we learn to like the Richard III figure in this epic as much as the more virtuous Starks. - Roz Kaveney


A Clash of kings book 2 (Science Fiction)
George R. R. Martin (Author)
customer reviews (yes)
Digital List Price: £8.99
Kindle Price: £4.49 includes VAT & free wireless delivery
via Amazon Whispernet
You Save: £4.50 (50%)
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

Download this book

Reviews from Amazon:

If you want clean cut heroes, buy another book. Every character is more venomous than the last. You find yourself unwillingly fascinated by the depths of brutality and depravity that even the most amiable can reach. And for all that, I couldn't put the evil thing down. For every horror you suffer you're rewarded with a stroke of humanity that seems all the more poignant against the dark backdrop.


Download this book