SvennoJ said:
That's a bit harsh. Yes there are a lot of simularities with Robert Jordan, but I enjoy it anyway. At least his books get going a bit faster then Robert Jordans'. I just started the 4th book, so my opinion can still change. The first was definitely the best so far. Before Jordans' work I read Memory, Sorrow and Thorn from Tad Williams. Pretty good story but it was extremely slow going at times. Anyway Steven Erikson is next on my list. |
The forth is probably a decent book to stop on in the series. By the fifth/sixth they become overly political and in an obvious way. If that sort of thing gets on your nerves it may be a good point to stop. The later books in the series also start to feel a bit contrived and some of the scenarios are a bit too forced. I still enjoyed the series but I know a lot of people that struggled with it.








