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A review by jnava1612
A Memory of Light by Brandon Sanderson, Robert Jordan
adventurous
emotional
inspiring
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.75
What an ending!
I have to honestly say, that I was worried that the ending for the Wheel of Time wouldn't capture the essence of everything that was established throughout the rest of the books, but I'm glad to say I was wrong, this book is quite amazing. And even though most of the events happen in a single important event, the pacing of the book feels quite fast.
Even though I would've liked to have some issues better explored and some things written in Jordan's descriptive narrative, the book felt true to the fans and Jordan's legacy.
If this ending gives us any hint on how The Stormlight Archive is going to finish, well we're going to be impressed.
And after finishing such agreat saga all I can do is to thank Robert Jordan for introducing such an interesting and wonderful world, and for having the thought for all of his fans such that he prepared for the event of his untimely death so that everyone could see how he envisioned the ending of this amazing and wonderful book.
The Wheel weaves as it wills, so who knows when I'll be able to revisit the saga.
I have to honestly say, that I was worried that the ending for the Wheel of Time wouldn't capture the essence of everything that was established throughout the rest of the books, but I'm glad to say I was wrong, this book is quite amazing. And even though most of the events happen in a single important event, the pacing of the book feels quite fast.
Even though I would've liked to have some issues better explored and some things written in Jordan's descriptive narrative, the book felt true to the fans and Jordan's legacy.
If this ending gives us any hint on how The Stormlight Archive is going to finish, well we're going to be impressed.
And after finishing such agreat saga all I can do is to thank Robert Jordan for introducing such an interesting and wonderful world, and for having the thought for all of his fans such that he prepared for the event of his untimely death so that everyone could see how he envisioned the ending of this amazing and wonderful book.
The Wheel weaves as it wills, so who knows when I'll be able to revisit the saga.