Crossroads of Twilight (Book Ten of The Wheel Of Time Series)

from abdhakim

By the time I got my hand on this book, I forgotten most of the storyline and characters (high lords, lords, aes sedais, ashaman, the sea folk, aiel...the list goes on). I found the book to be too political without any satisfying scene and very exhausting to finish.

from bookczuk

I feel like the Wheel of Time has finally fixed a broken axel and is back on track. Listening to this on audio is a bit odd. I have to double check with my husband* or my friend Maria (who both worked with Robert Jordan as his assistants and are now part of "Team Jordan", helping Brandon Sanderso...

from renbedell

I was aware that this book was the slowest book in the series, so I was mentally prepared. I honestly don't know if anything actually happened in this book. You probably could read the last 100 pages and get all the important information to continue the series. The last 100 pages were good though...

from JeremyPreacher

I think this is in fact my least favorite book in the series. The Egwene stuff - fantastic, if a little slow. The Mat stuff - I love bits and hate bits; I like Tuon quite a bit when she's not being, you know, a slave-owner, but Mat's "Women! Can't live with 'em, can't kill 'em" exasperation got o...

from chriskrycho

Jordan himself acknowledged that the way he tackled this book was a mistake. It was an interesting idea-to watch the events of book 9 from everyone else's perspective-but it just didn't work.Also, the fact that in one chapter, he spent two thirds of the time describing the dresses of the women co...