A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms by George R.R. Martin
After the end of the Game of Thrones show, I found myself in a bit of a withdrawal, which meant it seemed like the perfect time to read A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Part of me would love to do a reread of the series thus far, but it’s a big commitment, and I think I keep hoping for a real release date for The Winds of Winter to coincide with the reread – assuming that book is ever released (as far as the […]
*This one needs a disclaimer and a trigger warning. In an attempt to rationalize the thought process behind the idea that a romance novel could employ the tropes that this one does (Enemies to lovers, Kidnapped, Marriage of convenience, Mistaken identity and Victim falls for rapist) and still find a welcoming readership, there may be a bit of Devil’s Advocate stances tossed about. Please note: this is strictly an exercise in disambiguation and a genuine attempt to understand how this story could be conceived, presented […]
