Sezon burz

Sezon burz

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  • Author:Andrzej Sapkowski
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Summary

Oto nowy Sapkowski i nowy wiedźmin。 Mistrz polskiej fantastyki znowu zaskakuje。 „Sezon burz” nie opowiada bowiem o młodzieńczych latach białowłosego zabójcy potworów ani o jego losach po śmierci/nieśmierci kończącej ostatni tom sagi。
„Nigdy nie mów nigdy!” W powieści pojawiają się osoby doskonale czytelnikom znane, jak wierny druh Geralta – bard i poeta Jaskier – oraz jego ukochana, zwodnicza czarodziejka Yennefer, ale na scenę wkraczają też dosłownie i w przenośni postaci z zupełnie innych bajek。 Ludzie, nieludzie i magiczną sztuką wyhodowane bestie。 Opowieść zaczyna się wedle reguł gatunku: od trzęsienia ziemi, a potem napięcie rośnie。 Wiedźmin stacza morderczą walkę z drapieżnikiem, który żyje tylko po to, żeby zabijać, wdaje się w bójkę z rosłymi, niezbyt sympatycznymi strażniczkami miejskimi, staje przed sądem, traci swe słynne miecze i przeżywa burzliwy romans z rudowłosą pięknością, zwaną Koral。 A w tle toczą się królewskie i czarodziejskie intrygi。 Pobrzmiewają pioruny i szaleją burze。 I tak przez 404 strony porywającej lektury。

WIEDŹMIN。 SEZON BURZ to w wiedźmińskiej historii rzecz osobna, nie prapoczątek i nie kontynuacja。 Jak pisze Autor: Opowieść trwa。 Historia nie kończy się nigdy…

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Reviews

Antonio

Lo stile unico e particolare di Sapkowski, che si discosta dai classici fantasy, continua in quest'ultimo capitolo della saga ad affascinare come ha sempre fatto。 Chi ama Geralt e le sue avventure resterà allo stesso tempo appagato dal nuovo racconto e dispiaciuto, il mondo creato dall'autore racchiude ancora così tanto da scoprire。 Lo stile unico e particolare di Sapkowski, che si discosta dai classici fantasy, continua in quest'ultimo capitolo della saga ad affascinare come ha sempre fatto。 Chi ama Geralt e le sue avventure resterà allo stesso tempo appagato dal nuovo racconto e dispiaciuto, il mondo creato dall'autore racchiude ancora così tanto da scoprire。 。。。more

Keith Vai

Just read the "latest" Witcher novel after reading all the other English volumes。。。 When I went to write this review I saw that this is a prequel? I guess the explains why it seems to repeat old story lines and hint at future ones that I thought I had already read。If you enjoy The Witcher, this is another one。 Sapkowski has a formula and this follows it。Geralt, sexy female sorcerers, tons of people behaving badly, cruelly, sickly contrasted with "monsters" who behave kindly。 Rambling, slow story Just read the "latest" Witcher novel after reading all the other English volumes。。。 When I went to write this review I saw that this is a prequel? I guess the explains why it seems to repeat old story lines and hint at future ones that I thought I had already read。If you enjoy The Witcher, this is another one。 Sapkowski has a formula and this follows it。Geralt, sexy female sorcerers, tons of people behaving badly, cruelly, sickly contrasted with "monsters" who behave kindly。 Rambling, slow story interspersed with sections from another time, mini-adventures that somehow connect to the larger story。。。I enjoyed the book but it wasn't the best one by any means。 Do famous authors just not have editors anymore? 。。。more

Wendy Verbiest

Ik raakte maar niet in het verhaal het heeft dan ook een hele tijd geduurd voordat ik het boek uit had。

Jose

This was some good shit。 I watched the show and of course had to read the book。 The book is always better。

Jessica

I love this world and the characters! It was fun to go on one last adventure with Geralt。

Andrew Steele

Perfectly adequate story。 I don't know how to review these because I like them fine but don't think they are amazing。 The writing is average enough to make me not think about it。The characters are a little flat。 The dwarf, Addario Bach, was probably my favorite character。 The story itself was about 3 different things at once, which made it a little confusing。 The sorceress story was by far the least interesting。 The story about the Aguara was quite good。 Ending was confusing。 It was court intrig Perfectly adequate story。 I don't know how to review these because I like them fine but don't think they are amazing。 The writing is average enough to make me not think about it。The characters are a little flat。 The dwarf, Addario Bach, was probably my favorite character。 The story itself was about 3 different things at once, which made it a little confusing。 The sorceress story was by far the least interesting。 The story about the Aguara was quite good。 Ending was confusing。 It was court intrigue with like 20 people 。。。more

Shiva

Not as interesting as the others I read so far。。。

gemsbooknook Geramie Kate Barker

‘Geralt of Rivia。 A witcher whose mission is to protect ordinary people from the monsters created with magic。 A mutant who has the task of killing unnatural beings。 He uses a magical sign, potions and the pride of every witcher — two swords, steel and silver。 But what would happen if Geralt lost his weapons?In this standalone novel, Geralt fights, travels and loves again, Dandelion sings and flies from trouble to trouble, sorcerers are scheming… and across the whole world clouds are gathering – ‘Geralt of Rivia。 A witcher whose mission is to protect ordinary people from the monsters created with magic。 A mutant who has the task of killing unnatural beings。 He uses a magical sign, potions and the pride of every witcher — two swords, steel and silver。 But what would happen if Geralt lost his weapons?In this standalone novel, Geralt fights, travels and loves again, Dandelion sings and flies from trouble to trouble, sorcerers are scheming… and across the whole world clouds are gathering – the season of storms is coming…’I thoroughly enjoyed this book。This is the first continually narrative novel of The Witcher series I have read; having previously read the two collections of short stories; The Last Wish, and Sword of Destiny。 I know that a lot of people see this book as optional; as it isn’t part of or even needed in the series as a whole, but I am really glad that I read this book。This is also the second Witcher book I have read that was translated by David French。 I have read many translated books and I am happy to say that this is one of the better translations I have read。 The story flowed and wasn’t at all jumpy and chaotic。 It also didn’t appear; as a reader, to have lost anything when being translated。 Having a great translation made for a really easy reading experience。Andrzej Sapkowski has done a fantastic job with this book。 It was fast-paced with an easy-to-follow narrative。 The reader got to learn more about Geralt and other characters, as well as learning more about the world of The Witcher。 I also really enjoyed that we got to see how different people feel about and react to Geralt。As I said before; I am glad that I decided to read this book, and now I am looking forward to getting stuck into the rest of the series。Season Of Storms by Andrzej Sapkowski is well worth its addition to The Witcher series。Geramie Kate Barkergemsbooknook。wordpress。com 。。。more

Shifad

Geralt。 Why do you brood too much? I mean, I can imagine a smoldering look on your face as you muse through the story。 Maybe you imagine that would be sexy, but it can be misinterpreted as a sign of constipation。 Just saying。 I wonder why Dandelion hadn't made a ballad out of it yet。 So, here we have Geralt going through a series of unfortunate events。 His luck is so rotten that I called the author a various choice of words as I read through the book。 None of which is civil enough to type here, Geralt。 Why do you brood too much? I mean, I can imagine a smoldering look on your face as you muse through the story。 Maybe you imagine that would be sexy, but it can be misinterpreted as a sign of constipation。 Just saying。 I wonder why Dandelion hadn't made a ballad out of it yet。 So, here we have Geralt going through a series of unfortunate events。 His luck is so rotten that I called the author a various choice of words as I read through the book。 None of which is civil enough to type here, so use your imagination and have fun。 Rather than a single arc, the story felt like a series of short stories centered around his loss of swords。 We are taken through a blistering pace of storytelling。 Geralt stays at a place for around 3 or 4 chapters and then he jumps to another area。 We meet a lot of characters, and world-building is all the better for it。 The action sequences are crisp and nail-biting。 However, the monsters took a sabbatical in this book。 It seems that Geralt cannot kill monsters without his swords, kind of a bummer。 It should have been seen as an opportunity to showcase his skills without his swords。 Sadly, it was not so。 So, we get a Witcher who mourns the loss of his swords。Totally the book can be summed in the quote below。 The events are trivial。 The book is essentially an ode to the fans of the series。 There is nothing mind-blowing, but all the same, it has the vibe of witcher in it。 That sounds good enough to me。 A story is a largely false account of largely trivial events, fed to us by historians who are largely idiots 。。。more

Magdalena

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Amor Asad

When I discovered Season of Storms, I was somewhat disoriented and had to go through a couple of wiki pages and Goodreads to figure out where did this come from。 Because as far as I was concerned, the Witcher saga ended with Lady of the lake and that is the seventh and the final book。It turned out, Season of Storms is a new book, published in 2013 in Polish, that is almost 14 years after the publishing of Lady of the lake。 The book was translated in 2018 into English, so when I first reading the When I discovered Season of Storms, I was somewhat disoriented and had to go through a couple of wiki pages and Goodreads to figure out where did this come from。 Because as far as I was concerned, the Witcher saga ended with Lady of the lake and that is the seventh and the final book。It turned out, Season of Storms is a new book, published in 2013 in Polish, that is almost 14 years after the publishing of Lady of the lake。 The book was translated in 2018 into English, so when I first reading the series, I naturally didn't hear anything about it。While new, it is not a continuation of the Witcher tale, rather a prequel。 More accurately, a midquel as it takes place between the events of The Last Wish and Sword of Destiny。 Ciri isn't introduced yet。 Geralt had a falling out with Yennefer, just within the first year of their relationship。I read it immediately after finishing Lady of the lake, but it didn't feel obsolete at all, rather it brought about the air of freshness for me。 The lore is further inspected and fortified。 Additionally, I always liked Geralt going on about his witcher business。 Unfortunately, things didn't go so well as he thought they'd be。This time, he was having trouble with the law。 Charges of money embezzlement against him, he's thrown into jail。 His weapons, the legendary two swords, one made of steel, one made of silver, to cut down humanoids and monsters respectively are confiscated。 When a mysterious unknown person bails him out, he learns that his weapons are stolen from the treasury。And so begins the hunt for the stolen swords that would take the witcher on an epic journey。 Witcher's swords are special in every single way, even though the rumors around them are mostly false, spread by the witchers themselves to keep thieves away。While The lodge of sorceresses is quite dominant in the books and the games, The Chapter, the organization of male sorcerers isn't all that regular。 They make a firm entry in the book。 Apparently, they are the ones pulling the strings in the shadow to force the Witcher to deal with a demon from another realm。 On top of that, they are actively creating genetically modified monsters that ransack villages, kill people—of course for research purposes。The whole thing revolves around a debate that has sprouted roots time and time again。 Do we sacrifice our moral sense for the advancement of science and humanity in general? I would assume the answer is an easy one。 But it is not。 For me at least。 When seen from the victims' perspectives, who'd be subjected to the cruel treatment any devastating research would require, any scientist would appear as the monsters and agents of mindless destruction。 Yet, I crave the success of genetic modification and any breakthrough that would allow me or humanity as a whole to conquer death。 And to make it happen, we undoubtedly need human test subjects。 And then comes the question of laws and ethics。 The dilemma is a strong one。Anyway, the book also comes with a new romantic partner for Geralt, a sorceress by the name Lytta Nyed, although for a brief period in the beginning。 I remember the character appearing at the end of Lady of the Lake。 She's one of the fourteen who fell in the war against Nilgaardians。The book also complements older, withdrawn Geralt seen in Lady of the lake with a very contrasty younger Geralt, always ready to jump in for people in need。 Kinda makes the years truly lived—as the witcher gets worn down by the cruel indifference of the world。It felt to me, the witcher video games and their playstyle somewhat influenced Sapkowski。 He made use of the signs way more in this novel than the rest of them。 In fact, I scarcely remember Geralt using them in fights! I think it was a move in the right direction。 More and more people are interested in the witcher books because of the games, especially the epic RPG Witcher 3, so it's natural they'd expect to see some of the fighting choices made in the game, in the book too。 。。。more

Horizon_Universe

4,5/5Que voilà une sympathique manière de clore définitivement ma lecture de The Witcher。 Dernier livre sorti, il revient un peu en arrière, et est en fait une sorte de quête additionnelle de Geralt, où l’on prend un peu plus le temps de plonger dans la tête de celui-ci。 Fort en émotions, il est, je pense, un de mes favoris de la saga。 Déjà, parce qu’on ne parle QUE de Geralt, là où les autres livres se partageaient avec Yen et Ciri, mais surtout, parce qu’on a enfin une vraie discussion sur l’i 4,5/5Que voilà une sympathique manière de clore définitivement ma lecture de The Witcher。 Dernier livre sorti, il revient un peu en arrière, et est en fait une sorte de quête additionnelle de Geralt, où l’on prend un peu plus le temps de plonger dans la tête de celui-ci。 Fort en émotions, il est, je pense, un de mes favoris de la saga。 Déjà, parce qu’on ne parle QUE de Geralt, là où les autres livres se partageaient avec Yen et Ciri, mais surtout, parce qu’on a enfin une vraie discussion sur l’impact que sa profession a sur lui, et ses relations avec les autres。 C’est très bien foutu, et bien que la question soit soulevée quelques fois dans le reste de la saga, c’est ici beaucoup plus poussé。 Cela permet véritablement de ressentir non seulement de la peine, mais une vraie tendresse pour Geralt, qui est, au fond, un chic type qui veut juste faire sa vie et gagne honnêtement son pain。 Un livre pas nécessaire pour suivre l’intrigue, mais une jolie histoire。 Parfois, c’est tout ce dont on a besoin ! 。。。more

Peter Lowry

Very Entertaining book!In my (ongoing) read through of The Witcher I read the book 3rd, after Last Wish & Sword of Destiny, & that felt correct so far。 I could also see reading it 2nd between the 2 previously mentioned novels。Overall very interesting & adds a good bit of background & world / character building!If I could give it 4。5+ stars I would, but for some reason I just can't seem to give it a 5。 Very Entertaining book!In my (ongoing) read through of The Witcher I read the book 3rd, after Last Wish & Sword of Destiny, & that felt correct so far。 I could also see reading it 2nd between the 2 previously mentioned novels。Overall very interesting & adds a good bit of background & world / character building!If I could give it 4。5+ stars I would, but for some reason I just can't seem to give it a 5。 。。。more

Ahmed Elhaddad

A wonderful book abd addiction to the Witcher series。 Advice only read it after you finish the series。

Catarina

Even though it will never reach the awesomeness of the "original" series, Season of the Storms is a pretty cool Witcher installment, filled with action and many many adventures! I do not recommend reading this before the entire series, since it might spoile some plot points that you for sure do not want to spoile。 Even though it will never reach the awesomeness of the "original" series, Season of the Storms is a pretty cool Witcher installment, filled with action and many many adventures! I do not recommend reading this before the entire series, since it might spoile some plot points that you for sure do not want to spoile。 。。。more

Kelly

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 Excellent series。 Very sad that this is the last one。 It's a little vague for the ending be easy enough to guess。 Excellent series。 Very sad that this is the last one。 It's a little vague for the ending be easy enough to guess。 。。。more

Stefan

Did not enjoy this one at all。 Set between The Last Wish and A Question of Price from the first two novels this book feels disconnected and all over the place。 Instead of telling one coherent story, it feels like it tells multiple stories that are not connected with uninteresting locations, uninteresting characters (with a few exceptions) that don't impact the main saga in a meaningful way。 Did not enjoy this one at all。 Set between The Last Wish and A Question of Price from the first two novels this book feels disconnected and all over the place。 Instead of telling one coherent story, it feels like it tells multiple stories that are not connected with uninteresting locations, uninteresting characters (with a few exceptions) that don't impact the main saga in a meaningful way。 。。。more

Warda Jamil

Pretty much akin to a witcher slice of life。 Ofcourse nothing wrong with it, just felt a little dull at times which made it rather convenient to just gloss over。 Enjoyable read nonetheless, especially after getting done with the main saga。

Lexi

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 there's something really odd about reading this where the stakes are so low after reading like 5 books about the child of the elder blood, the potential destroyer of worlds etc。 and this one is just like oh no where are geralt's swords and also he has a brief romance with a sorceress who dies at sodden hill and safe to say i hate it as much as i hate most of the romances throughout the series lmaothe only good part of this book is at the end where geralt ? tells nimue that 'the story never ends' there's something really odd about reading this where the stakes are so low after reading like 5 books about the child of the elder blood, the potential destroyer of worlds etc。 and this one is just like oh no where are geralt's swords and also he has a brief romance with a sorceress who dies at sodden hill and safe to say i hate it as much as i hate most of the romances throughout the series lmaothe only good part of this book is at the end where geralt ? tells nimue that 'the story never ends' and therefore i am taking that as permission to retcon the ending of lady of the lake thank you and goodbye 。。。more

Robynn

I read this last, although chronologically, it's probably book 1, really。 No mention of Ciri。 A smidge of Yennifer。 It's also rougher in style than the later books, normal for a new writer getting to know his characters。 The last chapter gave me the reason it was recommended for last, I think, with the introduction of Nimue, who shows up full-blown in later books with no explanation。 It also means Lady of the Lake *was* the end of the series, although I was pretty sure that was true at the time。 I read this last, although chronologically, it's probably book 1, really。 No mention of Ciri。 A smidge of Yennifer。 It's also rougher in style than the later books, normal for a new writer getting to know his characters。 The last chapter gave me the reason it was recommended for last, I think, with the introduction of Nimue, who shows up full-blown in later books with no explanation。 It also means Lady of the Lake *was* the end of the series, although I was pretty sure that was true at the time。 Really good stories。 Very glad I read them。 Look forward to rereading them in the future。 。。。more

Heather Ness-Maddox

Not my favorite out of the series, but I appreciated the extra time with the characters。 The ending, for me, makes up a little for the end of the 5th book

Ron

A story that goes nowhere, guess I am not into this genre。

marieska

Muszę przyznać, że w porównaniu do opowiadań, jak i do głównej sagi, to ten tom wypada bardzo słabo。 Niby jest akcja i dużo się dzieje, ale jednocześnie brakuje mi akcji z poprzednich książek。 Nadal mam trochę mętlik w głowie i nie jestem do końca pewna, o co chodziło w niektórych momentach książki。 Jednakże, powieść ta ma również swoje plusy。 Szczególnie podobała mi się relacja Geralta i Jaskra oraz epilog, który przyprawił mnie o ciarki。 Podsumowując, książka ta, nie jest na tyle dobra, by dos Muszę przyznać, że w porównaniu do opowiadań, jak i do głównej sagi, to ten tom wypada bardzo słabo。 Niby jest akcja i dużo się dzieje, ale jednocześnie brakuje mi akcji z poprzednich książek。 Nadal mam trochę mętlik w głowie i nie jestem do końca pewna, o co chodziło w niektórych momentach książki。 Jednakże, powieść ta ma również swoje plusy。 Szczególnie podobała mi się relacja Geralta i Jaskra oraz epilog, który przyprawił mnie o ciarki。 Podsumowując, książka ta, nie jest na tyle dobra, by dostać 5/5 gwiazdek, ale też nie jest na tyle zła, bym przestała być fanką tej serii。 。。。more

Thomas

Ble anbefalt å lese den før serien begynte, fordi handlinga foregår før seriens "første bok", men va egt ikkje nødvendig。 Handlinga har forsåvidt ingenting med hovedhistorien å gjøre og kan leses når som helst。 Anbefale sjøl å lese den om du allerede e glad i witcherbøkern ;) Inneholde den mest tilfredsstillende scena e noen gang har lest også, alle tiders。 Mistenke at e likte boka fordi e allerede like Witcher og jo meir jo bedre。。 så prøve å være objektiv med 3 stjernær。 - Din bokinfluencer (D Ble anbefalt å lese den før serien begynte, fordi handlinga foregår før seriens "første bok", men va egt ikkje nødvendig。 Handlinga har forsåvidt ingenting med hovedhistorien å gjøre og kan leses når som helst。 Anbefale sjøl å lese den om du allerede e glad i witcherbøkern ;) Inneholde den mest tilfredsstillende scena e noen gang har lest også, alle tiders。 Mistenke at e likte boka fordi e allerede like Witcher og jo meir jo bedre。。 så prøve å være objektiv med 3 stjernær。 - Din bokinfluencer (Dette e ditt skaperverk Sander) 。。。more

Alberto Neyra

Muy intermitente pero el personaje de Geralt eclipsa todo gran personaje en todos los sentidos

Thomas Rourke

Pretty good

George Rolls

1。5/5。

Matt

Another enjoyable installment in the Witcher series。 Geralt continues to be a source of amusement and enjoyment。 A unique protagonist。

Crystal Castillo

I am not sure how I read this out of order, but I did and it greatly impacted my enjoyment。I highly recommend that this book is read before the main series!

Oscar

2,5