Meandering story of perpetual slaughter- Not Tolkien by any means

There are some engaging characters, and some engaging plot lines. But there are also hundreds of characters who are named, and described in detail, and then never return. Lots of violence. Perpetual warfare, and yes, dragons. But for those who like stories with dragons in them, the dragons don't do much until very late...well into the fifth book. So you have to wade through many hundreds of pages to get to that part. If he writes (another) sequel, I'll skip it. Not worth buying. Get a copy from your local library.

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