Author: Robert Jordan | Narrator:
Runtime: 29h 57m | Genre: Fiction
The Wheel of Time turns. Ages come and go, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again.
Robert Jordan didn’t invent the 'farmboy leaves home' trope, but he certainly maximized it. This book is comfortable, familiar fantasy food: inns, gleemen, trollocs, and magic. But it is delivered with an immense amount of detail. The narrator duo (Kramer and Reading again) bring a gravitas to the text that elevates it above standard D&D fare. It is a long, wandering journey that sets the table for everything to come.<br><br><strong>The Wheel of Time Series:</strong><br>• <a href='/book/the-eye-of-the-world-robert-jordan'>The Eye of the World</a> (Book 1)<br>• <a href='/book/the-great-hunt-robert-jordan'>The Great Hunt</a> (Book 2)<br>• <a href='/book/the-dragon-reborn-robert-jordan'>The Dragon Reborn</a> (Book 3)<br>• <a href='/book/the-shadow-rising-robert-jordan'>The Shadow Rising</a> (Book 4)