A Crown of Swords

After despising Lord of Chaos, I was extremely worried about the next book. I was truly hoping the “slog” didn't start early for me. I can safely say that this book fixed all the wrongs from the previous book and I'm safely still a huge fan of this series. The ending battle wasn't as epic as Lords of Chaos but it was still a good one with more action spread out through the book. The prologue piggy-backed off the last battle of Lord of Chaos but it showed the battle from the perspective of the enemy which I loved. The world building of Ebou Dhar was awesome and the character progression of Mat, Rand, Nynaeve, and Egweyne were very enjoyable as well.

My main complaint with Robert Jordan with all his works is that he'll postpone writing a character for so long that I don't even remember what happened last with him/her.
Perrin and Loial are the example for this book.

On to the slog boys and girls