George R.R Martin's Feast of Crows is great

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George R.R. Martin's "Feast of Crows" is highly praised as a significant addition to his ongoing series. The book has been eagerly anticipated, especially following the dramatic events of "A Storm of Swords," where many beloved characters faced brutal fates. Readers express excitement about the new installment and share their experiences with pre-ordering. However, there is a reminder that downloading the book illegally is not an option, as new releases are not legally available for download. The discussion reflects a strong enthusiasm for Martin's work and the anticipation surrounding the series.
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George R.R Martin's "Feast of Crows" is great!

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Science fiction and fantasy author. Feast of Crows is his latest huge book in an ongoing series. It has been a long time coming, so long that I can't really remember much of the details about the last volume (A Storm of Swords, I think), except that a lot of the characters we had been following got bloodily killed off.
 
Can anybody give a direct link to download this book? Please, I've been waiting for so long!...
 
Laura_ said:
Can anybody give a direct link to download this book? Please, I've been waiting for so long!...
A new book wouldn't be legally available to be downloaded.
 
I pre-ordered mine months ago...
 

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