This is a great book. Answers many of the lingering questions from the series, yet leaves more mysteries to be solved in the next book. Can't wait!
The performance was great! Roy Dotrice has performed all the other books and does an excellent job with the characters.

Excellently acted... the narration is delicate and the story is well.. typical George Martin Magnificence

Some chapters are amazing, moving the story forward, keeping you interested. The rest are all junk. Long drawn out explanations about what people are wearing, back stories on. characters who are already dead and not even the slightest bit relevant to the story, and damned if we don't know what everyone in Westeros as for breakfast each morning.

I picked up the books because I wanted more from the TV series, not sure if it was worth it.

narrator is a little raspy and all the dany voice is slightly disturbing otherwise he did lots of things really well. Jons voice is the best!

Roy's narration is at times jarring. Too many female characters have the old crone voice. The thoughts of characters and the spoken dialog are confusing because they are narrated in the same voice.

Still, Roy has an amazing ability to give a dynamic feel to this epic story. I have enjoyed listening for countless hours and I will absolutely buy The Winds of Winter so long as Roy is the narrator.

Go back and listen to yourself on the other books then record this again!

Difficult for me to get through. Very brutal, which isn't always entertaining. Often the story is difficult to follow given all the characters.

it's of slow but picks up half way through, it's action packed a lot of the scenes become more intense.

We need the next book in the series. This was a great story. We need more.

this is a very good captivating story and it is always brilliantly performed each and every book.