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Towers of Midnight by Robert Jordan
Towers of Midnight by Robert Jordan
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The Wheel of Time #13
959 pages, Mass Market Paperback
Condition: GOOD - A typical, average used book. Will have small/minor signs of wear, though no tears on either cover or pages. Binding is sound. All of our books are second hand (Unless stated otherwise) and may contain markings, signatures and/or gift inscriptions
Genres: Fantasy / Epic Fantasy / High Fantasy / Magic / Adventure
The tension is absolutely electric! "The end draws near..."—that line alone sends chills down the spine. This description perfectly captures the apocalyptic scale of the Last Battle and the immense pressure on our heroes.
The Final Countdown: The crumbling seals, the unraveling Pattern, and the Shadow's armies pouring out of the Blight paint a vivid picture of a world on the brink of destruction. The setting sun on the Third Age emphasizes the finality of the situation.
Perrin's Inner Struggle: Perrin's fight against the specters of his past, both literal and metaphorical, adds a deeply personal dimension to the larger conflict. His struggle to control the wolf within him is a classic battle against inner demons, made even more urgent by the impending Last Battle. The "unseen foe" tightening the noose adds a layer of mystery and suspense.
Mat's Impossible Game: Mat's return to the Tower of Ghenjei and his confrontation with the Aelfinn and Eelfinn is a terrifying prospect. The "game that cannot be won" highlights the impossible odds he faces. The mention of a "friend long lost" adds an emotional hook and suggests a potential reunion or a final farewell.
The final lines, "Dovie'andi se tovya sagain. It's time to toss the dice," are incredibly powerful. This phrase, so central to Mat's character, takes on a new weight in the context of the Last Battle. It signifies that the time for preparation is over, and now it's time to gamble everything. The stakes couldn't be higher. This penultimate novel sounds like a breathtaking prelude to the grand finale.
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