The Great Hunt - Robert Jordan Reviews

The second book in Robert Jordan's epic saga of good and evil is actually one of the best in the Wheel of Time series. Set in the a mystical world populated with weird creatures and powerful magicians called Aes Sedai, the Wheel of Time tells the story of a land where time repeats itself, each time with some new faces and some ...

This is the second book in a series, and its the kind of series that isn't going to make a whole lot of sense unless you read the first book. With some series, (think Harry Potter) you can outline what's happened before to a passable degree, but these books are just too huge. For reasons of my sanity as much as yours, I'm ...

I’m not planning to have any big ‘spoilers’ in this op (well, there’s a few on the back of the book – I’m allowed those!). If you have plans on reading the Wheel of Time series, you might not want to read this though, as it probably gives away some of the outcomes from the first in the series, The Eye of the ...

Mat has been touched by the evil from Shadar Logoth and must be saved, Rand has discovered things about himself that he must come to terms with and the Horn of Valere must be found. Jordan paces this novel only slightly slower than the Eye of the World and doesn't suffer for it, gradually weaving more complex designs into the whole series ...