A Song of Ice and Fire Volume 2: a Clash of Kings (collection)
About This Novel
"A Clash of Kings": The second volume in the seven-volume series of epic fantasy novels "A Song of Ice and Fire" written by American author George R. R. Martin. After King Robert died, Prime Minister Stark failed to suppress the opposition and ended up taking his own life. For a time, many heroes in Westeros rose up and claimed the throne one after another. War and conflict were about to break out. The red light of a comet in the sky heralded that a catastrophe was about to come. The battle between kings will be as red as the color of a comet.
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Official(18)Scraped 2mo ago
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The writing is really good but I can't afford it...
Poor Stannis, he's still dead after all
Very much anticipated work!
It's finally online, and the price is relatively affordable! Worth collecting!
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Keep recommending!
The mobile game Clash of Kings is so fun. Come read the book.
The Greyjoy family's participation in the war made the originally chaotic Seven Kingdoms even more desolate. The purpose of the civil war is to get the throne for themselves, but who can understand the sadness behind the war? Doesn't the destruction of their home still prevent them from having a truce?
The TV series is good, and the book is also good. It's a pity that it's too boring. Will Uncle Martin be able to finish this book in his lifetime? ?
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Community(0)
Official(18)Scraped 2mo ago
Also meeting preservatives
The writing is really good but I can't afford it...
Poor Stannis, he's still dead after all
Very much anticipated work!
It's finally online, and the price is relatively affordable! Worth collecting!
l
Ol k
66666666
Keep recommending!
The mobile game Clash of Kings is so fun. Come read the book.
The Greyjoy family's participation in the war made the originally chaotic Seven Kingdoms even more desolate. The purpose of the civil war is to get the throne for themselves, but who can understand the sadness behind the war? Doesn't the destruction of their home still prevent them from having a truce?
The TV series is good, and the book is also good. It's a pity that it's too boring. Will Uncle Martin be able to finish this book in his lifetime? ?
