After the last book, where I wished we'd get more of Ciri's POV, now finally most of this book is dedicated to her. There was not that much following Geralt, but his parts were spread in a way that I hardly noticed. With flashbacks and a multitude of perspectives, a good and whole picture of the situation is presented, while hyping the reader for the final novel. I'm not a huge fan of the POV's of the more minor characters but they did add to the story. However, if it wasn't for them I would have been more engaged while reading. Still, another great installment in the Witcher series. :)