Wheel of Time: The Fires of Heaven : Book Five of 'The Wheel of Time' (Series #5) (Paperback)

from Kassilem

I don't think that I've ever had so much trouble trying to determine if I think a book should receive a three star or a four star. I absolutely loved the parts about Rand and Mat but I hated the parts about Egwene, The Wise Ones, or the Aes Sedai. Nyneave has become bearable, although I'm not sur...

from GoldenEyes

I must say I was dissapointed with this book, mainly due to the absence of Perrin! So I understand there's no BIG storyline for Perrin at that moment, but surely a couple of chapers to let us know how he's getting on in the Two Rivers wouldnt of hurt! The main thing that kept me turning pages so ...

from mattries37315

The Fires of Heaven is a good quality installment in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series, however it doesn't rise to the level the first four books of the series. The narrative changes from the Aiel Waste headed west and in Tarabon headed east with several locations in-between seen from the pers...

from DWWilkin

We come to the fifth book of the sequence and we can see that there is pressure to start bringing us to a conclusion. One that Jordan will again fight and sidestep around so that the series grows. We have had in most of the books so far three streams. In the first when the party splits after bein...

from fyrefly98

Summary: Now that Rand has been to Rhuidean and proclaimed himself the Car'a'carn as well as the Dragon Reborn, he is beginning to fulfill the prophecies - including the one that says that he will break the Aiel. Many Aiel that learned their true history are succumbing to the bleakness, and joini...