Time of Contempt: Witcher 2 - Now a major Netflix show

Excellent book, especially for any fan of the video games. It's quite a twisting plot with several underlining political themes (essentially leading to the build up to the second war with Niilfgaard). Geralt as usual does his best to stay out of politics, etc. but as fans will know this doesn't always work out for him! It's a great fantasy story and very well written.

The content is brilliant. Enjoy the Witcher games, series and books immensely.However, the quality of material used for the book itself has gone downhill.Book 1 of the same series was like any other book. These two books (2 & 3) seem to be much more floppy.Can't quite work out why, whether its the spine, front and back covers being thinner or something else but feels like your holding a cheaper version.Still gets 5 stars as the content is great, just a slight shame about the quality of the book itself.

I rate this saga as Highly as I rate, A Song of Ice and Fire. The Witcher books are full of horror fairy tails, racial tensions, war and strife torn countries, the Witcher finds himself time and again with influence that he shouldn't, as Witchers by nature are indifferent and neutral to all around them. This is also one of the greatest romances written in modern times, that divulges every part of a relationship between two lovers.I you read this series read from the start

Love the Witcher books and this is as well written humorous and richly fantastical as ever. However it is very concerned with war and it can be confusing following it all. And also be aware that the cover is marred by the bright red non removable 'now on Netflix' sticker. A bit of a pain for a book you want to keep. But otherwise, yeah it's great.

Love Geralt and his companions and like reading about their adventures and have all of them in the series and have enjoyed them very much worth the money and came when expected