
Thaen Reeves
As much as I would like to give this book a higher rating, it's vulgar and too lewd for good reading. Neither of those is necessary but have been added for audience 'enjoyment.' For the writing itself, it flows well and is well written. The Author doesn't waste time talking about the world excessively and does leave some things to be figured out yourself, which are both great qualities in a writer.

Steven Anselmo
I watched the Netflix series first. I had also played The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt before that. It was great to understand some of the backstory. So many things make more sense now. I can't wait to read the next book. The only issue I had with it was the jumping back and forth in the timelines. It made it a little trickier to follow at first, but eventually worked out well.
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J B
if I could give 3.5 stars, I would. Don't get me wrong, I'm thoroughly enjoying the series and I love the characters and stories, but if I had no prior knowledge of the witcher I would probably be pretty confused with this first book. I also think the English translation doesn't let the work shine, and a lot of charm is perhaps lost in that, along with the page setup and punctuation - it doesn't read like your typical novel written in native English. 3.5/5 - Enjoyed it, plan on reading them all and replaying the trilogy. Translation bad, story confusing and written chaoticly, but enjoyable