Group Read of Robert Jordan's 'Wheel of Time' series - (5) The Fires of Heaven
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The Fires of Heaven is the fifth book in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series. It was originally released in October 1993.
Link to main thread: https://www.librarything.com/topic/302886
Link to thread for (4) The Shadow Rising: https://www.librarything.com/topic/308376
Link to thread for (6) Lord of Chaos: (when we get there)
Link to the index for the Tor reading in 2018/ 2019/ ....: https://www.tor.com/series/reading-the-wheel-of-time/
(as of June 2019 it is only partway through The Dragon Reborn)
Link to main thread: https://www.librarything.com/topic/302886
Link to thread for (4) The Shadow Rising: https://www.librarything.com/topic/308376
Link to thread for (6) Lord of Chaos: (when we get there)
Link to the index for the Tor reading in 2018/ 2019/ ....: https://www.tor.com/series/reading-the-wheel-of-time/
(as of June 2019 it is only partway through The Dragon Reborn)
3FAMeulstee
Vuur uit de hemel
Sadly the story is spiraling further down.
Just when I started to like the series more with book 3, the next two books were not worth the effort.
The main characters are getting more annoying (except Mat, who was annoying in the previous books, but bounces back a little). The endless whining about the other gender by both male and female characters wears out. I have still hope for the last three books, as they are written by Brandon Sanderson, a writer I like very much.
I will read book 6 (Lord of Chaos) next month. When it is no better than this one was, I will read the summaries of the next books and go ahead to book 12 The Gathering Storm.
(The Fires of Heaven,
)
Sadly the story is spiraling further down.
Just when I started to like the series more with book 3, the next two books were not worth the effort.
The main characters are getting more annoying (except Mat, who was annoying in the previous books, but bounces back a little). The endless whining about the other gender by both male and female characters wears out. I have still hope for the last three books, as they are written by Brandon Sanderson, a writer I like very much.
I will read book 6 (Lord of Chaos) next month. When it is no better than this one was, I will read the summaries of the next books and go ahead to book 12 The Gathering Storm.
(The Fires of Heaven,
)
