This is the first of a projected ten book epic fantasy series by Sanderson. I'd been holding off on starting it because I wanted him to get a few more books under his belt. He has now released book three, Oathbringer, and my husband finished his massive listen of the entire Wheel of Time series and ...
This was a really fun read and the only criticism that I can offer is I felt that he could have closed a few more plot points raised in the story than he did. A grand sweeping story with lots of great characters, amazing action detailed throughout and another great new magic system created for this ...
Mistborn was pretty good, but I didn't get extremely excited about it. This, however, was so much better. I feel like I finally understand why people are so impressed with Brandon Sanderson. I wasn't sure about this when I read the prologue. It was just very surreal and confusing, but once I go...
It had been a long time since I'd indulged in a nice long fantasy book just for pleasure--a long time since I'd been able to focus on a long book--so it says a lot this held me. I'd heard that Sanderson was completing the Wheel of Time series. I never got through the first book of that series, which...
In the proud tradition of Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series - a series Sanderson is finishing for the late Jordan - comes The Stormlight Archive: The Way of Kings.At 1000 pages apiece and a planned 10 book series, this series also follows in the proud tradition of using 100 words where 10 would s...
The Way of Kings is Brandon Sanderson’s opening volume in a new epic fantasy series, bringing his unique world building and ability to construct magical systems to the land of Roshar. Through the viewpoints of four primary characters, Sanderson opens his epic with a wide view of his new world howev...
This is my reaction...despite the fact that: 1. This book is over 1000 pages long. 2. About 75% of this book was buildup and history for the next book 3. It's part of a dreaded series. 4. This book is over 1000 pages long! Why? Because the world building that was displayed is amazing. I mean....
Brandon Sanderson's new big series, The Stormlight Archive follows several different viewpoints of people in a world where powerful 'highstorms' scour the land regularly. As is typical for a Sanderson book, the characters are fleshed out. One thing that stood out to me is that, like in The Lies ...
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