Danza de dragones (Canción de hielo y fuego 5)

In Dance of Dragons, the fifth instalment of the celebrated series A Song of Ice & Fire, George R. R. Martin escalates the grand narrative of Westeros into darker and more complex terrain. The Iron Throne is still the prize, but its shape has changed. Fourth Street and the Wall grow ever more fragile; dragons burn, alliances splinter and the cold whispers of winter grow louder. This volume brings together threads scattered across the realm — from the embattled North where the Night’s Watch struggles for survival, to the foreign shores where Daenerys Targaryen trains her forces amid treachery and fire.

At over 1,100 pages, this edition (Spanish language) is an immersive journey: characters confronted with impossible choices, shifting loyalties and an epic scale that forces the reader to re-imagine the meaning of victory. Tyrion Lannister, haunted by his past, walks the path of exile and cunning. Jon Snow, now Lord Commander, faces betrayals greater than any battle. In Meereen, the dragon queen must master not just beasts, but politics and rebellion. Meanwhile, across the Seven Kingdoms, noble houses collide — Lannister, Stark, Greyjoy, Targaryen — each driven by ambition, survival or vengeance.

More than a mere continuation, Dance of Dragons is a turning point: long-held secrets unravel, the consequences of war touch every corner of the realm, and the promise of “winter coming” becomes a looming reality. Martin’s intricate world-building and moral ambiguity keep readers off-balance, daring them to question who truly rules when dragons soar and ice gathers. Ideal for readers seeking epic fantasy with depth, complexity and a cast of unforgettable characters, this volume reinvents what it means to play the game of thrones.