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The Gathering Storm, the twelfth book in the Wheel of Time series, debuted at the number one spot on the prestigious New York Times bestseller list. This is the fifth WoT novel to hold the spot, and the first time that author Brandon Sanderson has been there. Gathering Storm’s appearance on the list ended a six or seven week reign that Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol had been holding onto. Congratulations to Brandon Sanderson and “Team Jordan” for this outstanding effort and accomplishment. And of course, congratulations as well to the late Robert Jordan, who’s book this truly is. Media Reviews of The Gathering Storm
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January 31st, 2010 at 5:03 pm
The Gathering Storm is certainly a great book, i borrowed it from the library a few months back.
January 15th, 2010 at 2:18 pm
Like many other WoT fans, I too was worried about the final book(s). I started reading this series when the first book came out, so I have patiently waited from book to book for nearly 20 years. Like other fans, I was quite saddened by Mr. Jordon’s death, but also extremely disappointed that my journey with his colorful characters and all absorbing story might be at at end. It was with much relief and some trepidation that I found that Mr. Jordon had not left us without ‘dessert’ to complete our meal. But I worried – could someone else really pull this major feat off? The pressure – geez! I just finished TGS and I want to cry because I have to wait another year and another. The book was absolutely amazing and I cannot stop walking around with it, clasped to my chest, telling everyone I see how fabulous it turned out. I know it was because of the genuine desire of Harriet and Brandon to stay true to the original journey…and to produce something that would have made Mr. Jordan proud and give WoT fans a stunning conclusion. Unbelievable! Thank you so much!!