Robert JordanFantasy · Fiction·1948–2007
Winter's Heart
Synopsis
Rand al'Thor grows colder and more guarded, trusting fewer people as enemies close in from every side, and he sets in motion a plan so audacious that even his allies would try to stop it if they knew. Mat Cauthon, recovering in occupied Ebou Dar, plots an escape that will entangle him with the heir to the Seanchan throne.
Perrin drives himself toward the Shaido who have taken his wife, willing to cross any line to get her back. Elsewhere, old enemies and hidden dangers maneuver in the shadows.
The ninth volume of The Wheel of Time threads its quieter storylines toward a single shattering climax: an attempt to cleanse the male half of the One Power of the taint that has driven men mad for three thousand years.
Widely regarded as one of the most significant turning points in the entire series, that final sequence reframes what is possible in the war against the Shadow and pays off a thread laid down in the very first book.
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Prose complexity 7/10
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