Wheel of Time: The Path of Daggers : Book Eight of 'The Wheel of Time' (Series #8) (CD-Audio)

from JeremyPreacher

More Ebou Dar, more Cadsuane, more meh from me. Not my favorite novel. Not my very least favorite, but Dreaded Middle for sure.Note: In general, I can't review this series with any objectivity. I've been reading it since I was eleven years old, and it's thoroughly embedded in my brain.

from Daedalus

At first I thoroughly enjoyed this series. It was decently-to-well written and its pace kept the overall story arch moving satisfactorily. No more. I refuse to buy any more Jordan novels. The writing has become dull and repetitious and the pace...well, the series is now on its 12th installment (i...

from atoponce

Meh. People say you're deep in "The Slog" at this point, and they're right. There is very little to no development at all in this book. Probably the best parts about this book are Perrin meeting up with Elayas and Egwene outsmarting the Aes Sedai.The problem with the Perrin and Elayas story, howe...

from renbedell

The series is definitely starting to slow down, but I still enjoy it. Robert Jordan likes to describe things as specifically as possible. At some times it can seem tedious to read through all of his descriptions, but at other times I really like it, because you really get the feeling of each char...

from Karlstar

In this 8th installment of the Wheel of Time the story finally begins to advance again - starts to, which is an improvement, though really not a radical advancement. I had a chance to read this again recently and it is one of the better books in the series. While there are still many plot lines, ...