The Dragon Reborn (The Wheel of Time, Book 3)

from draigwen

This is the third book in the series and I found quite disappointing compared to the first two. I began to find I didn't really care about half the characters and only one or two did I really like. It was still a good book though, and I look forward to the next one. It just follows after two exce...

from infjsarah

This was an improvement again on "The Great Hunt". Better pacing - more happens. We get much more about Perrin and Matt. The biggest surprise is how little of Rand we get. He runs off near the beginning and is mostly absent until the very end - which is surprising for a novel called "The Dragon R...

from Karlstar

This is the 3rd book in the original Wheel of Time series. The action starts to pick up here, as Rand and his companions start striking at the Aiel, the Forsaken, and various other enemies. There's still many factions, many personalities, and many characters to develop. This is epic fantasy on a ...

from SweetKokoro

Ohhhh this is my favorite one so far! I love Perrin and I am so glad this book gave me so much character exploration and development for him. From book one I have loved Perrin, and I have been the most interested in his story, and his struggle with the changes that are going on with him. I love t...

from molliewatts

Rand al'Thor has been proclaimed the Dragon Reborn, but not everyone knows or believes. In Tear, where channeling and anything to do with the One Power are outlawed, lies the Heart of the Stone, an impregnable fortress housing the mysterious sword Callandor - the taking of Callandor and the fall ...