Towers of Midnight - Chapter 24_57 - To Make a Stand-683452481 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Something has changed recently, something wonderful. He felt Nynaeve assuming the Warder bond, and though he regretted the pain she would feel when he died (which would be soon), the bond also gives him strength.

Towers of Midnight - Chapter 40_57 - A Making-683452229 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 His huge, ambitious Wheel of Time series helped redefine the genre.” —George R. R. Martin, author of A Game of Thrones Moving through Ghealdan, Perrin Aybara and his followers encounter the Children of the Light, of whom Jaret Byar and Dain Bornhald accuse Perrin (correctly) of killing two of their colleagues. When Galad Damodred discovers his stepmother Morgase Trakand among the refugees, Galad and Perrin agree to a trial with Morgase as the judge under Andoran law. Perrin reveals his ability to speak with wolves and claims as his defense the fact that the two men killed his wolf friends; but Morgase judges Perrin guilty of "illegal killing" under an obscure law governing mercenaries. Perrin agrees to abide by Galad's ruling after Tarmon Gai'don; but Galad does not immediately pronounce sentence.Towers of Midnight - Chapter 13_57 - For What Has Been Wrought-683452709 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Towers of Midnight - Chapter 08_57 - The Seven-Striped Lass-683452817 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Graendal begins to flee, blaming her failure on Slayer and Byar. Shaidar Haran appears, blaming her for the deaths of three Chosen, including Mesaana. Perrin finds Boundless in the decaying wolf dream and realizes that he is Noam. He did not lose himself; he found his balance by choosing to become a wolf. Olver wins a Snakes and Foxes game, then opens Mat’s letter from Verin. She says she’s dead and a huge army of Shadowspawn is coming through the Ways so the Caemlyn Waygate must be destroyed. Olver and Talmanes see Caemlyn on fire. When we split the books, some of the timeline things I’d done got too far out of sync. At the end of Knife of Dreams, the character viewpoints were somewhat out of sync, as Robert Jordan often wrote them. I didn’t have any experience juggling something like this, and in Towers of Midnight I flubbed it. Not that the timeline is messed up—it’s actually pretty good, all things considered. However, the perception of it brought us troubles. Because characters interacted across timelines, it felt like they were in two places at once (Tam is an example) even though it all worked narratively.

Mat fights the gholam, who has killed Mat’s serving man and two Redarms. Teslyn helps fight it off by throwing furniture at it with the Power. It kills two more Redarms and escapes. Mat tells Thom and Noal that they need to hunt and kill the gholam before they leave for the Tower of Ghenjei. He also needs to talk to Elayne about Aludra’s dragons. On December 11, 2007, four months after Jordan's death, it was announced that McDougal had chosen Brandon Sanderson to finish the final book in the series, [30] although the decision itself had been made the preceding month. [34] Sanderson had been chosen partly because McDougal had read and liked his novels, and partly because of a eulogy he had written for Jordan. [33] [35] McDougal later expanded on her reasons, saying, "I do think [he] has a natural feeling for the ethical and moral issues of life." [36] Brandon Sanderson (2007–2009) [ edit ] Brandon Sanderson was chosen to continue the book after Jordan's death Towers of Midnight - Chapter 50_57 - Choosing Enemies-683452022 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Mat lands on the ground outside the Tower. Moiraine tells her story. She is weak in the One Power after being drained by the Aelfinn and Eelfinn, who said they killed Lanfear. One of her demands from the Eelfinn was the ivory bracelet angreal. Mat refuses her Healing for his eye. Moiraine says she needs to find Rand. Thom and Moiraine profess their love and agree to marry. He will also be her Warder.Tallanvor proposes to Morgase and she accepts. Lini brings them to Perrin to marry them. Perrin sends a message to Elayne requesting a meeting. Morgase and Alliandre will go too. Mat surprises Perrin and they are reunited. Mat warns Perrin that assassins are after them. Perrin eases the badger Mat has captured. Jordan is able to take ... familiar elements and make them his own, in a powerful novel of wide and complex scope. Open religious and political conflicts add a gritty realism, while the cities and courts provide plenty of drama and splendor. Women have a stronger role than in Tolkien.... Each character in this large cast remains distinct.... Their adventures are varied, and exciting.... The Eye of the World stands alone as a fantasy epic.” — Locus Towers of Midnight - Chapter 27_57 - A Call to Stand-683452424 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Towers of Midnight - Chapter 15_57 - Use a Pebble-683452679 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13

Perrin lets refugees join his camp. He worries about the Shaido and is still reluctant about being a leader. He had sent Basel Gill and a caravan north, but the road was reported impassable so they went east. Galad is freed from his captivity by Bornhald, Byar, Trom, and three Lords Captain who supported Asunawa. They were persuaded by Galad’s arguments and killed Asunawa. They swear to Galad, who now leads all the Whitecloaks.For hours, the wind blew — making what would have been called tradewinds in another Age — twisting between whitecaps and dark, mysterious waves. Eventually, the wind encountered another continent, this one quiet, like a man holding his breath before the headsman's axe fell. Smith, Bruce (September 10, 2007). "Robert Jordan; Wrote 'Wheel of Time' Fantasy Novels". The Washington Post . Retrieved April 8, 2009. Towers of Midnight - Chapter 45_57 - A Reunion-683452121 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 A wind blows over Seanchan, which is in chaos with a murderer ruling in its capital. Near Dragonmount, farmer Almen Bunt wonders what to do with his dying crops. Rand appears, calm and confident. He urges Bunt to collect the apples, which have suddenly grown in the hundreds new and ripe on each of the previously withered apple trees.

Trollocs are clustered on the other side of the pass, their numbers staggering; easily ten times the size of Lan's own army, twelve thousand strong and gathered as he marched through the countryside headed for this destination, this confrontation. Thompson, Bill (September 17, 2007). "Robert Jordan dies at age 58". The Post and Courier . Retrieved April 17, 2009. Jordan’s writing is so amazing! The characterization, the attention to detail!” —Clint McElroy, co-creator of the #1 podcast The Adventure Zone Rand sits quietly within a dream that he controls, his own dream, not Tel'aran'rhiod; he is thinking of the morrow when he is to speak his demands to the monarchs of the world in exchange for his going to Shayol Ghul to face the Dark One and wonders what he would do if they refuse. He is going to break the seals anyway no matter what Egwene says; that wasn't up for discussion. Still, it is going to be hard for them to say no, especially since he has a reputation for irrationality. When Perrin and his group arrive, Morgase convinces Elayne to let Perrin administer the Two Rivers under Andoran rule. Elayne uses the dragons, and a promise of estates in Andor for Cairhienin nobles, to convince the Cairhienen to make her queen of Cairhien, uniting the kingdoms of Andor and Cairhien.

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