The story continues to be enthralling and entertaining. It also serves as a nice microcosm of the larger story in several ways. Great characters continue to grow and evolve throughout this series.

Brandon sanderson is a great storyteller. The way he crafts worlds and characters, relationships and interactions just keeps you at the edge of your seat.

You literally have to read a thousand pages of people meandering in the strangely unoriginal vistas, waiting for anything to happen. Here's a filler a laundress is worried about getting a stain out of a garment (several pages drawing that character) t...  Read More

You just get lost in the eternal babbling and meaningless twists. Tried twice and could not get more than halfway through the book. There was a similar issue midway through the last book. Wow, a tide commercial only takes 30 seconds to show that.

The self wallowing becomes unbearable when there is no growth of the characters. Raised in privilege and lived like a spoiled royal unkillable *. Nothing is suspenseful or interesting anymore.

Navani is not a good substitute for dalinar. Also shallan is super annoying. Jasnah has to nearly break the fourth wall and voice her disapproval of shallan’s marked regression.

After slogging through a thousand pages of mind-numbing tedium, sanderson throws the reader a bone with a large-scale fight scene in thaylen. This is the worst book i have read from brandon sanderson. While sanderson saved wot, i feel like this book i...  Read More