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Summary: I think Twilight has set on the this series...
Review: Soon, night must fall. Hopefully, very soon!
This book was so boring, it took me 7 months to read and even when I picked it up, I could only skim it just to get the basic idea and see if anything happens. Unfortunately, nothing happened in this book. It was 672 pages of utter boredom. What a waste of money.
Mr. Jordan, finish this series already! By the way, I will never buy one of your books new again. you are no longer worth the money.
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Summary: BORING!
Review: I couldn't even finish this book. I don't need to know every move of ever character in this series. Let's finish this thing. I never thought I'd read a series longer than L. Ron Hubbard's.
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Summary: mind-numbingly boring
Review: Nothing happens in this book. It may be true that Jordan is just setting us up for the next book, but that's what I've thought after the previous 3 books as well, and nothing much has happened. In any case, this book could have been condensed down to two chapters at most.
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Summary: Pedantic
Review: I am a fan of the series, owning all ten books in hardcover. That said, this book was filled with 600+ pages of weevils that should have been winnowed.I was hoping for a return of the fast paced action that began the series, the character development that stayed the series, plot development, more than a few words on the main character, or a cliffhanger worthy of anticipation. Any of the above would have sufficed, but none were present. Let's hope the next book is better. It can't be worse.
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Summary: Come on Jordan
Review: The books are going down hill. Lets start thinking about getting to the end.
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Summary: An embarrassing continuation of a long dead series...
Review: Purchasing this book reminded me of the poker adage, "don't throw good money after bad." My advice to all readers is, fold, and find something else to read.
Glaciers move more quickly than the last five books of this once-promising series. The author has clearly lost control of his plot, his characters, and has completely and woefully lost his vision. It is utter, endless drivel. I am tremedously disappointed, as I hope Mr. Jordan and Tor Publications are.
Run, don't walk, and find something worthwhile to read.
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Summary: Good for fueling a campfire...that's about it.
Review: What really bothers me about this book is not it's horribly slow pace, nor is it the lack of a plot(even though what little there is doesn't pertain in any way to the overall storyline of the series). My main problem with CRoT is it's late release. Jordan actually stated in an interview that he had the release date pushed back so he could, 'make the book a enjoyable as possible.' Fans of the series waited an extra three to four months for a book that has so little to do with the actual overall theme of the series that it might as well belong to another. Beware potential buyers, much pain lies therein.
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Summary: Yawn
Review: Did you ever get the feeling that you were getting taken advantage of? Buying this book made me feel that I had not only been a party to the destruction of some remote rainforest for the amount of paper used but I also joined a growing club of disappoined readers the world over. When I first picked up the paperback of Eye of the World I couldnt put it down, the next 3 books after that I couldnt wait for the paperback I absolutely had to have the book as soon as it came out. The story was engrosing, it captured me and wouldnt let me go and it left me wanting more. Unfortunetly with this book I wanted less, so much less aimless wandering, so much less blabbering. I think we deserved a hell of a lot more for waiting 12 years.
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Summary: haven't even finished it
Review: This may sound like everyone else's review of this book, but I grew bored and lost about 60 pages into it. The darn index needs to be bigger so I can actually remember who these characters are and where they are going or why they are doing what they are doing. How many new plot lines can the man throw into a book and still keep loyal readers interested? Do we really need new major characters in this series? Please, for the love of Pete, wrap it up already! I bore with the series because of the strong beginning and middle volumes, but the latest are like reading soap opera transcripts.
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Summary: Enough already!!! End the series!
Review: After u finish reading this small complaint, I'm going to tell u to shut ur computer off, go to the book store and buy A GAME OF THRONES by George R.R. Martin and start reading his series. One word: AMAZING. If u don't believe me, read the other reviews for A Game of Thrones, and his other 2 released books. 6 in all. Wheel of Time is BORING, PERIOD. The first few books in Jordan's series are good. But he really messed himself up good with the last few and now the 10th book. OUCH! I realize that most people who are reading this complaint have most likely read the previous nine books and would like to see the series come to an end, but it looks like ur in for a long, boring, sleepy, confusing, ride. There is no end in sight. C'mon this series should have finished a long time ago and u know it also. Now we have a gazillion new characters to keep track off. Like I said before, shut off ur computer, or read some A Game of Thrones reviews just too convince urself that it is good, then shut of ur computer, go to the bookstore and buy A Game of Thrones and the other 2(A Clash of Kings and A Storm of Swords) if u want. U won't regret it. By the way, It's so funny how Arnold Swrchanager(however u spell his last name) says Kaliiifonea. LMFAO.
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