ser naes yennet

finishing up the 2nd in the Illborn series......enjoying it very much. before that did the first 2 in The Empire of the Wolf series.....also a good read.

reminds me of The Black Iron Legacy by Gareth Hanrahan.

i'll have to look for the link, but there's something out there explaining how Cersei is the legit heir to the throne, show only, obviously. some generations back, a Lannister married in to the Baratheon line, and with all the others being dead in the show, it falls the her. the link i saw mentioned how it was very ironic, that after all her manipulations, it is now hers legally.

not sure if this is the right place for this, as i am mostly in the book forums, but i noticed something the pother day regarding the show and got me wondering. i was watching The Babadook, and went to IMDB to check the actors, and the mother's listing has her in a 2016 role in Game of Thrones as "Lady Stark". she is about 40 years old now, so i was wondering who she would be, it must be some flashback, but the one i heard about was involving the ToJ, and Ned's mom wouldn't be there. the only other scene i can think of is Bran's vision on the weirnet of the sacrifice in Winterfell's Godswood. any ideas?