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Author: George R. R. Martin

Lord Eddard Stark leaves the ancient seat of his house and travels south to take up the position that will make him the second most powerful man in the kingdom. His goal is to investigate the...

Lord Eddard Stark leaves the ancient seat of his house and travels south to take up the position that will make him the second most powerful man in the kingdom. His goal is to investigate the mysterious death of his friend and predecessor and to uncover the conspiracy against the throne.

In a world where winters last for decades, kings and queens, knights...

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  • Release 11/2025
  • Pages Pages 936
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Publisher Publisher Anubis
Genre: Fantasy Prose

Description & Specifications

Lord Eddard Stark leaves the ancient seat of his house and travels south to take up the position that will make him the second most powerful man in the kingdom. His goal is to investigate the mysterious death of his friend and predecessor and to uncover the conspiracy against the throne.

In a world where winters last for decades, kings and queens, knights and mages, nobles and assassins face off in a deadly game... the Game of Thrones.

"Perhaps the best work of epic fantasy."
- Marion Zimmer Bradley

"It will captivate you. A magnificent read."
- Robert Jordan

"Martin is among the top authors and this is perhaps his finest work."
- Raymond E. Feist

Manufacturer

Specifications

Author
George R. R. Martin
Publisher
Anubis
Type
Fantasy, Fiction
Subtitle
-
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
936
Release Date
11/2025
Publication Date
2025
Dimensions
14x23 cm
ISBN-13
9786185913342

Additional Specifications

Series
Game of Thrones

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