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A deadly coup within the Wizard's Guild leaves the Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, gravely injured, and his ward Ciri missing in the third novel of Andrzej Sapkowski's groundbreaking epic fantasy series that inspired the hit Netflix show and the blockbuster video games.

The Wizards Guild has been shattered by a coup, an uprising that has left Geralt seriously injured.

The Witcher is supposed to be a guardian of the innocent, a protector of those in need, a defender against powerful and dangerous monsters that prey on men in dark times. But now that dark times have fallen upon the world, Geralt is helpless until he has recovered.

While war rages across the lands, the future of magic is under threat and those sorcerers who survive are determined to protect it. It's an impossible situation in which to find one girl—Ciri, the heiress to the throne of Cintra—until a rumor places her in the Niflgaard court, preparing to marry the Emperor.

Injured or not, Geralt has a rescue mission on his hands.

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"This is a series you can sink your teeth into."―BuzzFeed News

"Delightful, intense, irreverent, and compelling....you have to read The Witcher books because they are rife with all of the elements that make you love fiction, and especially fantasy, in the first place....In a word, The Witcher delivers."―Hypable

"One of the best and most interesting fantasy series I've ever read."―Nerds of a Feather

"Like Mieville and Gaiman, [Sapkowski] takes the old and makes it new ... fresh take on genre fantasy."―Foundation

"Sapkowski has a confident and rich voice which permeates the prose and remains post-translation. I'd recommend this to any fan of heroic or dark fiction."―SF Book Reviews

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Andrzej Sapkowski is the author of the Witcher series and the Hussite Trilogy. He was born in 1948 in Poland and studied economics and business, but the success of his fantasy cycle about Geralt of Rivia turned him into an international bestselling writer. Geralt’s story has inspired the hit Netflix show and multiple video games, has been translated into thirty-seven languages, and has sold millions of copies worldwide.

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Publisher ‏ : ‎ Orbit; Later Printing edition (June 24, 2014)
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Paperback ‏ : ‎ 400 pages
ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0316219185
ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0316219181
Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 12 ounces
Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.5 x 1 x 8.25 inches

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Andrzej Sapkowski (Polish pronunciation: [ˈandʐɛj sapˈkɔfskʲi]; born 21 June 1948) is a Polish fantasy writer and former economist. He is best known for his best-selling book series The Witcher. In 2012 Sapkowski was awarded the Medal for Merit to Culture – Gloria Artis.
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David French (born 1962) is a translator from Polish to English, specialising in literary translation, movie screenplays and subtitles. He has been translating books from Andrzej Sapkowski's bestselling Witcher series since 2012. David is a former English teacher. He learned Polish as an adult and is based in Poland. He enjoys yoga, singing and birdwatching.
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Agnieszka

I absolutely love whole series of The Witcher

Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2016

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I absolutely love whole series of The Witcher. Very interesting plot, full of surprises, Geralt is the best. You have to read it. I suggest to read it in order to be able to understand everything!
1. The Last Wish
2. Sword of Destiny
3. Blood of elves
4. Time of contempt
5. Baptism of fire
6. Tower of Swallows ( will be available in English in May 2016)
7. Lady of the lake (probably will be available in English in 2017)

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Poisoned Blade

Why does this series stand out from the rest?

Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2016

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As a HUGE Fan of the Witcher games, I'm excited that the complete series is being translated and published in the USA! The Witcher series is a world of high fantasy, with dwarves, elves, humans, sorcerers, kings, empires, knights, vampires, trolls, a complex plot, and realistic characters. Although the world is high fantasy, everything in it feels real. This is no small achievement.

Story
Geralt and Yennifer continue to look for Ciri, who is now riding with a band of bandits called the Rats. When news of Ciri's Elder Blood reaches higher powers, the world's elite begin searching for her in an attempt to harness her unique powers for their own goals. Geralt and Yennifer search out of love, while the others search to expand their power and influence.

This book focuses mostly on Geralt's search as he meets new friends and they explore the war torn borders in search of Ciri.

Characters
The Witcher series features a unique cast of deep characters with complex motivations. Geralt is a witcher, a professional monster slayer. He is not a hero, and he won't kill a troll because the farmers don't feel safe at night. Geralt will investigate a troll if he is paid, he may let the troll live or die depending on how he feels about the troll in question, then he'll probably spend his money getting drunk or in a brothel; which is what you'd expect from a monster slaying outcast who risks his life on a daily basis.

Geralt and Yennifer, a powerful sorceress, are involved in a volatile romantic relationship. At times they can't stand each other. At times, she reads his mind. At times, she manipulates him. At times, he sleeps with other women... which is what you'd expect from a monster slaying outcast and a vindictive sorceress.

The emperor of Nilfgaard, a group of sorceresses, and a powerful wizard are also searching for Ciri, and employing their spies, assassins, mercenaries, and magic to find her because of her rare and powerful gifts.

What makes this series shine is that the characters are deep and complex, but the motivations behind their actions are always clear to the reader. Nothing is ever done for the sake of good or evil. Everything is about personal motivation from characters with grey morals.

Writing Style
The translation from Polish to English is excellent. At no point does this read like a book that was translated from another language. The writing style is descriptive, the characters are deep, the world is fascinating and built on European Folklore, the action is brutal, and the humor is dry and sarcastic.

Action
The books are action packed as Geralt and his group battle monsters, soldiers, wizards, fantasy creatures, and the elements themselves on their quest to locate Ciri. Although, Geralt is a witcher, an extremely deadly fighter, at no point does he feel like a superhero. The action, although fantastic, is always grounded in reality.

Maturity
These books feature violence, swearing, sex, and complex plots. They are definitely not for kids.

Overall
Game of Thrones is the most similar series, but instead of 4 family bloodlines converging on the Iron Throne, with over 100 side characters, the Witcher series is much more focused. The southern empire is invading the northern kingdoms, and they're employing elven commandoes, magic, assassins, spies, diplomacy, and treachery to battle the north. The heroes never really have a bird's eye view of their situation, so they're often caught by surprise when the world changes, and they must battle their way out.

If you enjoy these books and love RPG’s, you should definitely give the games a chance. If you love the games and want to know about the lore that inspired them, you should read these books.

If you want authors who write in a similar style, read David Gemmell and Joe Abercrombie.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2020

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many others did t seem to like this installment. I think that is because it jumps around. It tells multiple stories, all set in the and time. We find out was Ciri is doing, while what's happening with Geralt and hang. From reviews, people seem to only want Geralt. But we need backstory or a series just doesn't move. And when it does move, we won't really care. Time and POV jumping isn't a big deal, or maybe I'm just such a book and series whore, I'm used to it. I would like to add, love that Geralt's chosen cuz it sounds fancy name finally becomes given to him. I too bad a smile I could not hide.

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Tyler Rice

Great Condition, Fast Shipping, A Series I Can’t Put Down!

Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2021

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After watching the Netflix show, I knew I had to read the books. I was really happy with my purchase. All the books were in great condition (a necessity as a collector). I also received the exact cover that was displayed for sale (including the somewhat-ugly red sticker that is part of the cover art and non-removable). Shipping-wise, I received my order in 4 days, which I was really impressed with. If you plan on getting these books and can afford to buy them all at once, do so. I received a multi-buy discount which saved me $5. A series that is really easy to read and expands on the world of The Witcher.

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Brainchild

Things really pick up!

Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2020

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This book kind of starts off a little slow and confusing as pieces come together, but once things get moving, they really start to pick up steam pretty fast. I don’t want to give anything away, but Geralt is in quite a pickle and Yennefer is in a very surprising place where no one would have thought to look. Ciri is starting to come into her own but that is both scary and mesmerizingly elegant. It’s definitely in keeping with the story and progressing it quite well.

Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2021

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One of the best fantasy novels I have ever read. Portrays war as terribly violent and often senseless yet still manages to be funny at points across the narrative. When Geralt and company getting hammered with mandrake moonshine, meeting Regis, and Zoltan all excellent moments. The range from satisfaction to horror stemming from the decisions Geralt and company make truly keep you guessing. Milva is another favorite character that I never met in Wildhunt. There are so many familiar and new ones in this book. Definitely need to reread it before I rank it among other favorites in the genre. Still clearly one of the best I've ever read.

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Susan Robinson

Love the Witcher series

Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2022

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I have been steadily reading the Witcher books after watching The Witcher on Netflix. Couldn't wait until the next season on Netflix. The books are better than the Netflix series.

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Ryan Mark Villanueva

Geralt's Main Company

Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2020

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This book is clearly my favorite in the series. How do you judge a thief who has a natural habit for altruism? I love this guy because he does that, but he also does this. Characters are always in a moral dilemma what to choose.
You will lose yourself engrossed in the pages, and more often than not, you can relate with them. This character is definitely me.
Sapkowski is really good in making you care for the characters. Oftentimes, you will hurry your reading trying to find if this character survives. Go on guys, read the Witcher series, I promise you, You will not be disappointed. A time of reckoning is at hand, A Baptism of Fire.

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James Tivendale

This series is finally reaching the lofty heights that it has always hinted at.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 27, 2019

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My adventure with The Witcher novels continues at a breakneck pace as, like the previous books, I devoured this story in two days. This series has shown moments of utter brilliance but with certain plodding and info-dumping sections, it's never quite ascended to the heights that it truly could have. Until now. So far this is the finest entry and it features everything I love from this series.

Following the finale of Time of Contempt Geralt is badly injured and was transported to Brokilon forest by the enchantress Triss. Under the watchful eyes of the Dryads he is slowly regaining his health. As soon as he feels anywhere near healthy enough he plans to rescue Ciri who everyone believes is in Nilfgaard. The truth is that Ciri has actually taken on the guise of a bandit with the pseudonym Falka operating in a Robin Hood-style posse. She's become quite a celebrity amongst the common folk but her temper and blade-prowess have become legendary in a short space of time.

As well as series favourites Geralt, Ciri and Dandelion we are introduced to a plethora of new characters here that are some of the greatest of Sapkowski's creations thus far. Milva the forest dwelling archer and Regis a barber-surgeon are two of the finest even though those descriptions give nothing away regarding what to expect from them in this narrative.

Unlike the last two books which have had a large amount of different point of view perspectives eighty-percent of this novel is following the Witcher on his mission to rescue Ciri. For the first time in these tales, which normally see Geralt on his own or with one companion completing missions, here, a fellowship/brotherhood is created with a very varied cast of players. Geralt is initially uninclined to let anyone share his burden but comradeship does succeed towards the finale. The conversation and banter between the members of this ensemble is excellently crafted as many of the characters are so different. Although his closest friend, Geralt, and Dandelion could not possibly be any more different and I often chuckled at their oddness reflected in their exchanges.

The other sections that we follow are what is happening to Ciri at the other end of the world. We also see a few scenes from the viewpoint of certain enchantresses who seem to have a scheme under development. A few moments feature Dijkstra who is the head of Redania's secret service.

The war is raging all over the world, mainly Nilgaardians verses everyone else but in politics, things are never that simple, and with all the names of factions, King's and noble houses I still occasionally get confused about who is fighting who, however; that actually suits the vibe in this book. As the fellowship are on their journey they come across many battles, fights, and skirmishes and Sapkowski's skillful writing accentuates the confusion and unpredictability of war but also heightens the fact that the brotherhood are so isolated in trying to achieve their objective.

There are so many standout moments and set-pieces, character development is sublime, and relationships that are frosty at best transcend any predicted outcome as the Brotherhood fight for their life and for Ciri. This series is finally reaching the lofty heights that it has always hinted at and I can't wait to start The Tower of the Swallow straight away. This entry is exceptional and as well as the finest story in The Witcher saga it is also probably in my top-20 books of all time.

‘What a company I ended up with,’ Geralt continued, shaking his head. ‘Brothers in arms! A team of heroes! What have I done to deserve it? A poetaster with a lute. A wild and lippy half-dryad, half-woman. A vampire, who’s about to notch up his fifth century. And a bloody Nilfgaardian who insists he isn’t a Nilfgaardian.’

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FallenGrace

Solid third entry in the Witcher saga.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 19, 2017

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Baptism of Fire is the third book to the Witcher Saga by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski. These books form an ongoing fantasy story, they are not stand alone so if you are new to the series this is not the book to start with. I highly recommend reading them in this order with the two short story collections first which originally written for magazines before starting the saga:

1 - The Last Wish
2 - Sword of Destiny
3 - Blood of Elves (The Witcher Book 1)
4 - Time of Contempt (The Witcher Book 2)

Onto the actual review. The previous books have mostly focused on Ciri so far but this all changes in Baptism of Fire spending most of the time focusing on Geralt, what happened to him since the events at the Tower of Gulls and his continuing journey to find and rescue Ciri. The book has some great moments and a colourful cast of characters Geralt slowly draws to himself who want to help him rescue Ciri for a variety of reasons. I especially like Zoltan and Regis who are both quite unique and often entertaining to read whenever around. The book is pretty well paced with a nice mixture of character and world building but also plenty of action scenes which were exciting and well thought out in most cases. Despite enjoying both the cast and the continuing political background of the book I must admit this is my least favorite of the series so far. Plot wise it kind of meanders and outside of introducing more characters for Geralt to add to his merry rescue band doesn't really go anywhere, it lacks a lot of focus but I'm hoping this is just building towards bigger events in the next two books.

In summary Baptism of Fire is a good read, if you've enjoyed the previous novels I'm sure you will like this one. As a fan of the games made from the books it's great to see the introduction of certain characters from them and see their origin stories of meeting Geralt. Looking forward to reading the last two books of the series.

+ Introduction of some great characters, especially Regis and Zoltan.
+ Excellent political and lore world building.
+ Some great fights and action scenes.

- The narrative sort of meanders, the plot needs more focus.

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Jack

Excellent book and well written characters

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 23, 2020

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This is where this series of books changed indefinitely for me personally. I thought blood of elves was alright but nothing extraordinary, then time of contempt foreshadowed something truly special. Which leads me to Baptism of fire which has delivered an intriguing follow-up from the last two books and has gained my interest. I can't praise this book enough, the characters were significantly more developed ( except for ciri ) as I found myself enjoying characters that only showed up for a couple of chapters in the book more than I thought I would, another great achievement for this series.Although the outstanding part of this book is how far Geralt being the so called mutant that he is, is willing to go to retrieve Ciri from harm's way ( this being the imperator). I found this to be a standout for Geralts character development as it shows how much he's grown from his younger witcher days, that deep down he has a soul and is willing to let more people into his life.
Unfortunately Ciri is barely featured in this book and when she is there nothing significant happens, except for how powerful she will be in the future blah blah blah...
A wonderfully written book and I highly recommend it for those who don't know what else to read, its better than nothing.

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Mr Smith

An 'epic journey' story ...... which I like more with each book I read. Read the set.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 19, 2017

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I've always loved reading, especially Fantasy/SciFi stories. I also like playing video games that tell such stories, like Skyrim, DragonAge, MassEffect and Witcher. I played 'The Witcher 3' video game recently, so I thought I'd read some Witcher backstory, spotted the Witcher books at a very reasonable price, bought books 1-3 for my kindle and started reading.

Just finished book 3, having read books 1 and 2 over the past couple of weeks, so here's my impressions .......

Try to read the books in sequence. It sounds a bit obvious, but if you see Book 2' alone in a sale don't skip Book 1. These books are very much one story, split over several books, not several different stories about the same character.

Its quite slow reading. The books are about The Witcher, yes, but he is just one character in the story and the books are very much about the overall story not just The Witcher's story. In that sense, it feels like Frodo in 'The Lord of the Rings', its the companions, the place, the journey ...... not just Frodo's story. The book contains lots of exposition - by many characters - of the story world's races, conflicts, politics. This all provides interesting backstory to the Witcher games - so its what I was looking for - but be prepared for long sections where characters talk at length about whats happened, happening and planned in the wider world's backdrop.

I'm replaying the Witcher 3 video game alongside reading the books and because of that the game's setting and story make much more sense this time around.

The book is translated from its original Polish, which may be why it feels a bit stilted in places .- though arguably no more stilted than the original English of, for example, Howard's Conan stories or Lovecrafts's Cthulhu stories. Translation of novels is notoriously difficult so no surprises or complaints, but know what to expect.

Books 1 and 2 had some obvious format/typo errors. I noticed hardly any any in book 3, so either they're getting better at proofing, or I'm getting used to the errors and better at ignoring them.

I also found books 1 and 2 ended a bit abruptly for my liking, but book 3 ends at what feels like more of a 'natural break'.

I haven't bought book 4 yet (I assumed it was a trilogy, duh) - and the sale is over - but as soon as the next sale comes around, I'll be buying it.

So, overall, worthwhile as Witcher backstory - or, more generally, as an 'epic journey' tale of relatively vulnerable characters moving against a large multinational fantasy world backdrop.

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Anonymous

Good book, poor translation.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 23, 2021

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Overall it's a good book but the English translation is of a rather poor quality:
- The book is full of literal translations from the Polish language which often makes you guess the intended meaning.
- Lack of consistency: same words are translated differently in different parts of the book.
- Some translations are simply incorrect and include very fundamental phrases which are warned against at schools.
- Typos are quite common too.

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