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The final volume in Williams' bestselling masterwork Memory, Sorrow and Thorn, is a book which readers have been awaiting since the series made its phenomenal debut in 1988, with The Dragonbone Chair. Replete with war, deception, adventure, sorcery, and romance, To Green Angel Tower brings to a stunning conclusion Williams' monumental tale of magical conflict.(Daw)
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What an excellent series capper. I'm glad I pushed through the so-so second book and wasn't deterred by the size of this massive, massive tome. Williams puts on a masterclass in building towards a grand finale here and while brevity and succinctness are nowhere to be found, Williams employs his 520,000 word count to set a captivating tone and mood for this concluding novel. I listened to some of this via audiobook as a change of pace and Andrew Wincott's incredible narration added another layer of gravitas to the story and characters.
I'm very pleased to know that Williams has continued telling stories in this world and I look forward to diving into those books soon.
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