Update on Game of Thrones

I'm truly sorry to say now that I tried to read the first Game of Thrones to add here today, but I only got halfway through the book before I had to put it down. I did not like the way it was written. That is not to say that I did not think the style was good, but it certainly wasn't what I prefer. I will not take up your time with this post, only to say that I am returning to my favourite teen reads and will be doing reviews on them in the next couple weeks. 
Thanks again, and sorry if I offended anyone.

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