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  • The Dragon Reborn by Robert Jordan (Wheel of Time: Book 3)

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    In preparation for A Memory of Light coming out in early 2013, and to fill a notable gap in our review library, I have been rereading the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. A lot of time has passed since I first read these books, my teenage self placing them on the highest pedestal, and rereading the first two books really shattered the illusion for me that the Wheel of Time was the benchmark in fantasy; they had not aged well. I began The Dragon Reborn with some trepidation but right from the start there are some significant improvements over its predecessors and by the end of the book I could see again what I loved so much about these books, my faith in Wheel of Time partially restored.

    The Dragon has been reborn, so the people claim. He has the banner, he has one power, and he has the armies of Artur Hawkwing fighting at his side. Everything is falling into place but mentally Rand is not yet ready to take the mantle that has been thrust upon him, and so he runs with Perrin, Moiraine, Lan and Loial hot on his heels. Dying from the sickness of Shadar Logoth, Mat is rushed to Tar Valon by Egwene, Elaine and Nynaeve, only something sinister is happening at the White Tower as whispers of the Black Ajah

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    I have to admit I had never heard of the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan before the show premiered on Amazon Prime. It is one of the most epic fantasy series I’ve read in the current times. But surprisingly, I had never seen it listed in any of the book lists, read a single book review, or came across fandoms talking about it.

    Having watched the first season of The Wheel of Time series on Amazon Prime, my interest was piqued enough to read the books. When I checked the series, I was in for a shock. The series contains 15 books if you don’t count the short stories and the extra books on world-building and character histories. Even if I stuck to the main books, I was in for a year-long commitment at the very least. I checked with some other readers and was told I wouldn’t be able to leave it halfway and that it would be worth it to get to the end…and it was!

    So, at the beginning of this year, I dove right in. I will not review each book separately…ain’t nobody got time for that! Plenty of sites will give you the summaries in better detail. Here are my thoughts on t