A Feast for Crows
War is over in the south and the reckoning begins, in the quietest and most political volume Martin has written.
Martin splits his cast in half here, following the characters left in the south and west while the others wait for the next volume. It is the quietest book in the series and the most concerned with aftermath: who pays for a war once the fighting stops, which institutions survive it, and how a kingdom governs when the people best suited to rule are dead or scattered. The politics sharpen as the battles recede.
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