Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson, The Gathering Storm

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The Gathering Storm Robert Jordan And Brandon

The Gathering Storm

Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

Tor, Nov 2009, $29.99

ISBN: 9780765302304

The Last Battle of Tarmon Gai'don seems imminent as the Shadow has expanded with no countermeasure. The Dragon Reborn Rand al'Thor knows the time is now or it will be lost forever, but instead of preparing for the war he and humanity must fight, he is preoccupied with the Seanchan invasion as the enemy to the south acts oblivious to the threat.

As time run out, a key ally against the Seanchan assault, Egwene al'Vere remains at the White Tower trying to keep the Aes Sedai from deserting out of fear and despair. If she fails, nothing The Dragon Reborn does will stop the Shadow; although even he muses sadly that it already may be too late as The Wheel of Time turns waits for no one.

With the death of Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson begins the final trilogy in what is a well written entry that appears to be closing subplots though I have said that before seemingly a zillion years ago as the prime players appear to be coming back together though I also have said that before. The story line is well written as Mr. Sanderson picks up overarching theme nicely, even the overly used musing and reflections of their lives by the heroes. Fans of the saga will enjoy The Gathering Storm, which helps to know two to go.

Harriet Klausner

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