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Elaine è riuscita a ottenere il trono di Andor e a scacciare le Sorelle dell'Ajah nera da Caemlyn. Egwene, prigioniera delle Aes Sedai e ridotta al rango di novizia, comincia a minare dall'interno il controllo che Elaida ha sulla Torre Bianca. Rand riesce a sfuggire a un agguato di Semirhage, riesce a catturarla ma perde la mano sinistra. Mat e Tuon finalmente si sposano, dopo che la loro compagnia ha raggiunto il limite del territorio controllato dai Seanchan. Poi Tuon torna a Ebou Dar, dove viene a sapere di una guerra civile nell'impero Senachan e della morte di tutti i componenti della famiglia imperiale, tranne lei, che è così destinata a diventare la nuova imperatrice. Perrin sconfigge gli Shaido a Malden grazie all'aiuto dei Seanchan e mette in salvo Faile, sua moglie. Inconsueti attacchi da parte dei Trolloc, i morti che camminano, increspature nel tessuto del mondo e altri eventi misteriosi sembrano indicare che il momento dello scontro finale si sta avvicinando.
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- Pagine: 976
- Data di uscita: 03-04-2019
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Check out my YouTube channel where I show my instant reactions upon finishing reading fantasy books. The last book by Robert Jordan is a much needed return to greatness. Knife of Dreams is an absolutely wonderful final book by Robert Jordan, after a series of some comparatively bland entries into
FREAKING FINALLY ★★★★★ Stars After 3 books that went basically nowhere with miniscule plot development FINALLY and I mean FINALLY the story took off and things HAPPENED It’s like Jordan had a check list of things to tick off and he just went down the list…. ✔ - Perrin looking for Faile and getting his Leggi tutto
This was flaming brilliant! I started reading WoT because, as a Bran San Stan, I want to read ALL of his work. Now that I have come this far, I can honestly say I have loved and enjoyed and treasured these eleven books purely based on RJ’s storytelling genius – and I seem to be one of the few people Leggi tutto
ORIGINALLY POSTED AT Fantasy Literature . Knife of Dreams is another huge installment (1.3 days worth of audio!) which suffers the same faults as the last several WOT novels. But, if you've made it this far, perhaps that won't bug you. I have to say that Robert Jordan can surely set a scene; indeed, ea Leggi tutto
And so I've completed my last Robert Jordan book in a while. And a great one it was. I didn't quite feel that it was on the level of the early great ones like The Eye of the World , The Shadow Rising and Lord of Chaos , but it definitely takes the pace up after three almost disappointingly mediocre bo Leggi tutto
*** 5+++ ***A buddy read with the fabulous Tav'eren at BB^B! This book was AMAZING!!!! Did I say that clearly? Absolutely FABULOUS!!!! WOW!!! My true love and admiration for Mr. Jordan has no bounds!!! This is the 11th book in the series and the last one before the death of the author. However, he w Leggi tutto
First of all, I'd like to clear up the misconception that the series is meant to be read all at once and even the terrible books are decent if you're not waiting a couple years for each one. I started reading the Wheel of Time in 2003, and for the first six books I ran out to get the sequel as soon
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