Towers Of Midnight: Book 13 of the Wheel of Time

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Towers of Midnight - Chapter 28_57 - Oddities-683452418 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Perrin receives reports and plans strategy. Rahvin’s impersonation of Lord Gaebril is mentioned. Morgase is serving tea and drops the tray, stunned. Ituralde’s army nears defeat until the gates of Maradon finally open and thousands of horsemen save the day, allowing Ituralde’s surviving men to enter the city. 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. The Gathering Storm by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson". Expanded Books. October 9, 2009. Archived from the original on December 20, 2021 . Retrieved November 2, 2009.

The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again. In one Age, called the Third Age by some, an Age yet to come, an Age long past, a wind rose above the misty peaks of Imfaral. The wind was not the beginning. There are neither beginnings nor endings to the turning of the Wheel of Time. But it was a beginning. Messinger, Megan (November 5, 2009). "The Gathering Storm Audiobook". Tor.com . Retrieved November 15, 2009.

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In the Two Rivers, the Whitecloaks ride in pursuit of a man with golden eyes, and in pursuit of the Dragon Reborn.

He calls the wolf by his human name: " Noam." Boundless' mind vanishes, but Perrin now knows where to find him, and goes there; the place in the sending--a small village, barn and a cage. Once he arrives, they converse, Perrin as his human self, Noam as his wolf self. During that conversation, Perrin comes to realize that Noam chose the wolf dream over the waking world because his life was filled to bursting with pain. "The wolf is peace," Boundless/Noam says. Perrin realizes something about balance, for Elyas, for Noam, and for himself and he comes to an epiphany: the wolf dream will never take him. Oh, it has its own dangers when he loses control, but that fear he had been nurturing since the day he let Noam free, the fear that some day the wolf dream would overcome him, just as he thought it had done in Noam's case, was a false fear. He has found that final thing that he needed to understand. Towers of Midnight - Chapter 11_57 - An Unexpected Letter-683452763 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 a b Jones, Jason (November 2, 2009). "Ending The Wheel of Time: The GeekDad Interview with Brandon Sanderson". Wired. Condé Nast Publications . Retrieved November 15, 2009. Mat Cauthon must once again face the creatures beyond the stone gateways, the Aelfinn and the Eelfinn. He had hoped that his last confrontation with them would be the end of it, but the Wheel weaves as the Wheel wills. The Tower of Ghenjei awaits, and its secrets will reveal the fate of a friend long lost. Towers of Midnight - Chapter 32_57 - A Storm of Light-683452349 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13

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Perrin’s trial begins. Faile has prepared Two Rivers men to rescue him if the trial goes awry. Byar testifies about the night the two Whitecloaks were killed. Perrin agrees that it mostly happened that way, then tells everyone about his link to wolves. Perrin swears to Bornhald that he did not kill Geofram at Falme. Morgase finds Perrin guilty of killing illegally, which is different from murder because the Whitecloaks were mercenaries. Morgase gives Galad the right to pass sentence. Perrin says he will not submit to judgment until after the Last Battle. Galad agrees to those terms and does not yet name Perrin’s sentence. Gawyn investigates the scene of a fourth murder in days in the White Tower. He believes it to be a Gray Man. He argues with Egwene, who believes it to be Mesaana. Moridin summons Graendal. She tries to convince him that allowing Aran’gar to die was part of her plan to cause Rand pain. She offers to kill Perrin. Moridin gives her a dreamspike and Slayer, and reads her some Dark Prophecy that they interpret to mean that Perrin will die at their hands. Towers of Midnight - Chapter 08_57 - The Seven-Striped Lass-683452817 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Towers of Midnight - Chapter 29_57 - A Terrible Feeling-683452406 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Towers of Midnight - Chapter 04_57 - The Pattern Groans-683452907 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13

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Sanderson was originally working to a target of 200,000 words, later 250,000 words and by April 2008 up to 400,000 words. [34] By the end of October 2008 the 400,000 estimate was still in effect. [45] Sanderson later estimated the final length of A Memory of Light to be at least 750,000 words. [34] Information emerged on the Internet pertaining to the book, with a draft cover suggesting it was to be split into volumes. [46] On March 30, 2009, Tor Books confirmed A Memory of Light was to be split into three volumes, and that the first volume, The Gathering Storm, would be released on November 3, 2009. [47] However, this date was later changed to October 27, 2009, a week earlier than planned. [48] Towers of Midnight - Chapter 50_57 - Choosing Enemies-683452022 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 Towers of Midnight - Chapter 16_57 - Shanna\'har-683452664 Towers of Midnight Audiobook - TWOT Book 13 This penultimate novel of Robert Jordan’s #1 New York Times bestselling series--the second of three based on materials he left behind when he died in 2007--brings dramatic and compelling developments to many threads in the Pattern. The end draws near.

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. Brandon Sanderson was devastated by the news of Jordan's death; he has been a fan of the series since he was 15 years old and he cites Jordan as an inspiration. [30] [33] [36] [37] He was known for the novel Elantris and the Mistborn series at the time he was chosen. He did not want to imitate Jordan's style as he felt it would "turn into parody." [38] of Ch3 8, 6% of Ch5, Ch14, 34% of Ch15, Ch27, 9% of Ch35, 92% of Ch36, 24% of Ch37 4, 58% of Ch 38 5, and 46% of Ch56

Sanderson, Brandon (September 18, 2009). "Storm Leaders, Book 13 Title, THE GATHERING STORM Prologue" . Retrieved September 20, 2009. has five points of view. Galadedrid Damodred has three POV's and Perrin Aybara has two POV's. For Galadedrid, his first is 12% of the chapter, his second is 16% of the chapter, and his third is 33% of the chapter. For Perrin, his first is 20% of the chapter and his second is 19% of the chapter. has three points of view, two of which are from Perrin Aybara's POV. His first is 19% of the chapter and his second is 57% of the chapter. Baum, Michele (December 7, 2000). "Robert Jordan's 'The Wheel of Time': Fantasy, epic-style". CNN . Retrieved April 11, 2009.