A memory of light (again!)

No spoilers in this review! 

Hi there, fellow runner, reader, designer, fantasy fan or other evil creature! So the last book is finished. I've listened to the audiobook of the 14th book of the wheel of time series, "A Memory of Light". I, sure as hell, am going to buy ebook or paper one later, but the thirsty for the information was completely overwhelming and audiobook filled my needs perfectly. It was about 48 hours of total rush. There could be three more books, but it would be harsh times waiting for two more to come out. Finally, without any spoilers: the book is good and expectedly. It covers all holes and does it nice. Due to it's limitations it can not tell all and every bit of main characters fates, but the way it is done is quite normal.

It's time to re-read the wheel of time now, am I correct? While listening to the book, I, myself, find two places in which background is not clear to me. Have to refill lost knowledge now )

So, I'll give this book 5+ of 5, it is great. It does well. I've been reading many warhammer books recently and they all ended in mess. This ended well. Any other good books you can advise? Comment please.

A memory of light (14th book of the wheel of time series, finally the last book) by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

Hi there, fellow runner! Oh, you might not be runner, thou it's good for your health! Today is the day, we waited for last 20 years. Oh, it was yesterday, that day, but here in Russia there is no difference, because of lack of e-book selling. So, without further oral trash! Last book of the +The Wheel Of Time series is here! +Brandon Sanderson has finished the great work started by Robert Jordan (RIP 2007). We are all eager to grab our copy of brand new book, audio book or (I hope it will soon be available) ebook.

A memory of light (14th book of the wheel of time fantasy series, finally the last book) by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson

It's one of those days when you are just happy, if you love reading and happy enough to have free time to spend it on reading. Great thanks to Brandon Sanderson and Robert Jordan for this story, I hope (and almost sure) that final part will be absolutely perfect.

Robert Jordan was the pen name of James Oliver Rigney, Jr. (October 17, 1948 – September 16, 2007) He used this pseudonym for fantasy novels, including the bestselling The Wheel of Time series for which he was best known. He also wrote historical fiction as Reagan O'Neal, a western as Jackson O'Reilly, and dance criticism as Chang Lung, and he had ghostwritten an "international thriller" that is still believed to have been written by someone else

So, happy reading, fellow anybody!