Dangerous Women by George R. R. Martin, 784 pages
Despite being listed as by George R. R. Martin, this is
actually a collection of stories by a list of authors focused around the theme
of dangerous women. I had initially picked up this book for the one short story
by Martin, as it relates to his Songs of Ice and Fire series. As this story was
the last one in the book I decided that I would read my way to it and
completing the rest of the book would yield that prize.
While some of the stories start off a little slow for my
liking there wasn’t a single bad one in the bunch. I do think that some
stretched the meaning of dangerous though. This book covers a wide range of
territory from middle ages to semi futuristic and from robbers to queens. It
has murders, violence, action, and romance. Overall the book read quickly
despite its size and I was able to add some more authors to my future reading
list.
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