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Summary: Brilliance, pure brilliance
Review: Jordan deplicts this fantasy world nicely, with new twists and turns never thought of around the corner. It is a long awaited sequal in a brilliant series.
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Summary: ITS ABOUT TIME
Review: I havent read the book yet but have been anticipating it for two years. With all the draw backs on the release date. But I cant wait to get the book & read it, because I know I will not be a let down. As the series get longer, the story gets richer & fuller! I wish the story would never end. It is the best series that I have ever read!! Totally *****
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Summary: Robert Jordan is the next Tolkien.
Review: I read a alpha-promo of this book in July, I'm buying the full version today. Jordan continues to brilliantly characterize the cast in the eightth book in the series.
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Summary: The Best
Review: An epic story for its genre.....Jordan, as always has created a land of such immense proportions it is unbeleivable....How can someone be so gifted?.....And before we can once again immerse ourselves into this world of intrigue and wonder.....we must wait for the final and finishing touches that has made him one of the Greats.
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Summary: This books takes an inovative series to new hieghts.
Review: The book opens a little after where the last one ended. I wish it hadn't skip over a few parts that are later mentioned. But it is the best book I've read in a long time(since Lord of Chaos).
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Summary: Another excellent addition to Jordan's series
Review: If you've found this page, you've noticed that it is for a 200$ US limited edition of the Path of Daggers. You've also probably noticed that there is no discription of what is unique about this version to merit the price. Is it like the leather-bound Lord of the Rings edition? Is it just a very early, first edition print? If anyone has bought this edition or knows something about it, will you please fill out a review and let us all in on it? I like to collect books, and so I'm dying to know.As to the story of the Wheel of Time and Path of Daggers in particular, I am a big fan. I don't pretend that it is high art, nor that PoD is as good as the other works in the series. It did answer a couple questions for me (Satelle Anan's background, for one; Lanfear's reimergence for another; Logain's most probable future; the identity of Dashiva; more support for the Taimandred theory [as if that were necessary!]) and it poses some great new questions for Book 9, which should be out between August and November of this year, according to Tor's website. As I am in the midst of trying to write my own fantasy novel, I can appreciate RJ's successes in PoD and empathize with him where he fails -- because the incredible richness of his world cannot be easy to keep up over the course of eight, very lengthy, assays at it. Hopefully, however, there will be more of the former and fewer of the latter in book 9, as the purported author comment, above, seems to suggest.
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