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Title: Towers of Midnight . Book Thirteen of THE WHEEL OF TIME.
Authors: Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson
Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
Pages: 861
Price: £ 20.00

Towers of Midnight rocks!
Maybe it's a bit 'too bold as a phrase?
does not matter. Towers of Midnight Indeed rocks! In

The Gathering Storm we left Egwene al'Vere in Tar Valon, White Tower with bleeding from the Seanchan attack again but finally integrates, and Rand al'Thor atop Montedrago where he had finally found answers to his questions.
And now the story continues, returning a little 'back to retrieve the characters in the first part of this trilogy, the final had been a bit' in the shade.

Towers of Midnight is a book overflowing with meetings and reappeared. Nominate a character, one at random, and you will see that in Towers of Midnight makes its appearance.
How? Demandred?
Um.
No he is not there. * Cough * But
nominantene someone else instead, see!
Asmodean? Ah, yes that is a name. Yes he is.
By the way, do not read the glossary if you do not want to know immediately who was putting him.

The thirteenth and penultimate volume in the series as an arrow tip Tarmon Gai'don.
I can not believe how many events can be there in 850 pages or so: much of what readers want to have some time before their eyes, here, much of this happens.

*** START SPOILER ***
with Mat chapters are perhaps the most anticipated. Mat has grown a lot away from the time he left the Twin Rivers. But not only him, and he is one of many Towers of characters in Midnight really give the impression of being completed. Long is the road we have traveled from Bel Tine two years earlier, and great are the changes that have occurred within them. And so I'm matrim -no-bloody-hero faces the Cauthon Gholam and left for the Tower of Ghenjei. And not only. Among other things, writes a ... great ... letter to Elayne:

Your Royal Pain in My Back Bloody, bloody
We're waiting here to talk to you, and we're getting angry perturbed. (That means clustering angry.) Thom says That you're a queen now, But I figure That changes nothing, since you ACTED like a queen all the time anyway. Do not forget that I carried hailed your pretty little backside out of a hole in Tear, but you acted like a queen then, so I guess I don’t know why I’m surprised now that you act like one when you really are a queen.
So I’m thinking I should treat you like a bloody Queen and send you a bloody letter and all, speaking with high talk and getting your attention. I even used my ring as a signet, like it was paper proper. So here is my formal salutation. So BLOODY STOP TURNING ME AWAY so we can talk. I need your bellfounders. It’s bloody important.

—Mat

P.s. Salutation means greeting.
P.p.s. Don’t mind the scratched out words and bad spellings. I was going to rewrite this letter, But Thom is lauffing so hard at me that I want to be done. PPS Do not mind me calling
your pretty backside. I Hardly Any Time Spent ever looking at it, as I've an awareness That'd pull my eyes out if you saw me. Besides, I'm married now, I know That all does not matter. The Queen of Andor

collects its own forces for the Last Battle, armed with intelligence, courage, and a degree of unconsciousness (typically his, I would say). And if you expect to see a reunion of Trakand, well, you will be satisfied.
E Rand? Rand has found peace and balance he was looking for some time. His first appearance in the book is really a ' appearance. The ray of sunlight that had lit on top of Montedrago seems to follow, bringing a bit 'of balance in a world that now seems ready to bend under the yoke of Darkness. Rand al'Thor knows what to do to avoid the horrors that lie ahead in the future, but to shut down the prison has to do something that Amyrlin Seat wants to stop him. Must break the only three seals still intact.
al'Vere Egwene tries to reassemble the pieces of the White Tower, Stan Mesaana from his lair and keep the Dragon's folly to leave the dark, gathering all the forces he can to dissuade him from groped for his ambitious project. The capacity that this girl has shown throughout history is nothing short of amazing. But maybe his being Aes Sedai, who concentrated more on the Tower to the world, and what the world really needs, obscures the proceedings ...

few chapters are reserved for secondary characters, but just terribly intense. Such as those dedicated to Aviendha, which became a Sage, he incredibly heavy a burden on his shoulders and painful. Or like those starring Ituralde Rodel, a strong character and steel as we have seen a few, or Nynaeve, the headstrong and passionate Nynaeve that, even without the usual calm and decorum of the proverbial Seai Aes, is more worthy of that title to all others, to capabilities, intelligence and humanity. They come back and Gawyn
Galad, Thom returns, returns The Black Tower where something is terribly wrong is happening. Back Fain, more despicable than ever, and appear dangers of which no one had even imagined existed.

And finally, last but not least, there Perrin, who has given nearly half of the book. Hey, do not play the innocent, I know what you're thinking! Noooo, that rupture of chestnuts, Perrin noooo! Buuuuu! .
Tsk. In this book, Perrin ROCKS! Ha! * Cough * Take

Slayer, face their fears and try to find a balance between his man and be a part of him is wolf, faces the ghosts of his past that appear with white coats, and especially their faces reluctance to be considered a true leader. And he cracked Greandal (which, by the way, is not dead in Natrin's Barrow). You will read a
Perrin as you've ever seen. *** END SPOILER ***


The only "problem" of Midnight Towers Perrin is linked to Aybar. Because two-thirds of its history, if not something more, that take place first Rand on Montedrago escape and find his answers, something that had happened at the end of The Gathering Storm . Ergo, the middle book case ... before the other half. No, wait, it seems obvious. Let me rephrase.
Towers of Midnight continues The storyline of The Gathering Storm . But two-thirds of good chapters on Perrin occur simultaneously to the events of The Gathering Storm .
seems a bit 'messed up, but from the beginning Sanderson uses the means at its disposal to try not to confuse the reader too: the ability that each of the three ta'veren to "see" what others are doing two. Thus, in the first half of the book, more than once Perrin sees Rand still Arad Doman, with explicit references to scenes you've seen in The Gathering Storm.
Given the division into three volumes of what was supposed to be a unique history, is of course the Volume of half the losers. Sanderson had to play the most of its cards as possible to stem the confusion that the two planes of time over which the events in Towers of Midnight would create in the readers. And I think he played well.

The real sore point is the editing. Never read a book in the series so little care. Well
. Calm. This Towers of Midnight is nothing compared to the Italian edition of the lock! But among its many pages there are eight hundred sixty-four Re: please do not go unnoticed. It seems that the publishers have worked too fast to get the book on the market.

Well, what can we say? Towers of Midnight is a book that really creepy, and it is impossible to tell even a fraction of what's inside.
you only have to read it.