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Thursday, October 31, 2019
The Dragon Reborn by Robert Jordan
This is the third book in the Wheel Of Time series. As it begins, the group of individuals have split on different missions. Rand has gone off by himself, not sure if he is really the Dragon but if so, he wants to protect those around him if he should go mad. The three Aes Sedai in training, Egwene, Nynaeve and Elayne, have returned to their training and punishment for leaving. Mat is recovering from the near death he encountered by holding onto the knife of evil. Perrin and Lolial are with Moiraine and Lan along with Min.
As the action picks up, Rand decides he must know once and for all if he is truly the Dragon. Lore tells him that only the true Dragon will be able to grasp and use the Sword of Callandor, secured in the Heart Of Stone tower in Tear. He decides he must go there and find out his fate. The three young Aes Sedai are given a mission by the head of the group. Thirteen Aes Sedai have gone over to the Dark Lord and as the Black Ajah, are working for his good and Rand's destruction. As they realise that these Black Ajah have gone to Tear, they understand that they must follow them there to defeat them. Moraine has her own reasons for heading to Tear as she needs to do what she can to safeguard Rand. Mat heads there when after learning that the man courting Elayne's Queen mother is planning to assassinate Elayne.
All head for Tear where they will unite as Rand makes his climatic stand that will set his path going forward. A new character, Faile, joins the group as she tries to find the Horn, unaware that it has already been found. Faile will become the love interest of Perrin although it is unclear what part she will play in the story going forward. All in all, this novel has lots of additional world building and ends with a battle between good and evil that will set the rest of the books in motion. This book is recommended for fantasy readers.
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