Book Review: A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

Format:  Hard Cover, First Edition, 2013 Pages:  909 Reading Time:  A long, long time...maybe 17 hours? I must admit that I've wrestled with the approach to take on this review. The most effective review would be to look at the book as it stands, alone from the rest of the series, as well as it's …

A Memory of Light Update

Now Reading: A Memory of Light

I cancelled my pre-order for A Memory of Light yesterday, so that today I could make the trek to Barnes & Noble and pick it up, instead of waiting for it to be shipped to me. The lady behind the counter said they'd sold a lot of copies today. I could have saved $3 by being …

Book Review: Towers of Midnight by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

Format: Hard Cover, First Edition, 2010 Pages: 843 Reading Time: about 15 hours Okay, you know the drill...I've been reading the Wheel of Time series since 1990 blah blah blah...the end is nearly here blah blah blah, and so on. It's really a series that is long past needing an introduction. Towers of Midnight is …

Book Review: The Gathering Storm by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

Format: Hard Cover, First Edition, 2009 Pages: 766 Reading Time: about 13 hours The Gathering Storm is the 12th book in the Wheel of Time series. As I've mentioned before, I've been with the Wheel of Time since The Eye of the World was released in paperback in 1990. The series has been both a delight …

Book Review: Knife of Dreams by Robert Jordan

Format:  Harcover, First Edition, 2005 Pages:  761 Reading Time:  about 17 hours   Knife of Dreams is the 11th book in the Wheel of Time series. It is a reward of sorts, a bone thrown to those who mired through Winter's Heart and Crossroads of Twilight. Though I still did a little skimming, I read …

Book Review: Crossroads of Twilight by Robert Jordan

Format:  Hardcover, First Edition, 2003 Pages:  680 Reading Time:  Unknown   Crossroads of Twilight is the 10th book in the Wheel of Time series, and it is truly a crossroads of sorts. Many readers who struggled through Winter's Heart decided to give up on the series at this point. Those who continued on were rewarded …