The Path of Daggers

Many rate this, the eight book, in the progression of ther Wheel of Time series as being "in a holding pattern", however, I have found this section of the saga to be much more readable, it comes in just shy of 100 pages less than either volume six or seven, and see's the narrative come along in several of the concurrent story arcs.However, as ever, Jordon's approach to progressing the story can be somewhat jagged, he will dedicate three solid chapters of over twenty pages a piece to one story arc, and then switch to a different arc without much warning.This writing style, to the uninitiated, does appear to be "a holding pattern", but the story is anything but. As finally decisive action takes place in the epic that is The Wheel of Time.

This edition has 20 missing pages in the beginning of the book and I didn't realise until after the return window closed.Probably an error in the print run. Can't even tell you which edition is it as the copyright page is amongst the pages missing.

I was looking for a series to get my teeth into after reading Game of Thrones. This series didn't disappoint, as it's a similar format without the gratuitous sex

I like the book series

Excellent. thank you