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Full Collection: Brandon Sanderson Books In Order

Wed. 31 Jul. 202457415

If you’ve ever wanted to explore Brandon Sanderson's fantastic worlds but didn’t know where to start, now is your chance! We've listed his books in publishing order to make it easy for new readers and longtime fans to enjoy his expansive universes. Sanderson is a master storyteller known for his intricate magic systems, well-developed characters, and epic tales in series like Mistborn and The Stormlight Archive.


Whether you're a devotee of epic fantasy or embarking on your Sandersonian odyssey, this guide is your trusty compass through his illustrious bibliography. Prepare to sail on a thrilling voyage through some of the most imaginative stories in contemporary fantasy literature.

 

But be careful: there are spoilers about the adventures of Brandon Sanderson everywhere!


Alcatraz Books in Order

Alcatraz Smedry is a young teen who is constantly breaking things. He receives a bag of sand for his thirteenth birthday, which leads to an extraordinary set of events.




Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians (Alcatraz, #1)

  • Book title: Alcatraz Versus the Evil Librarians
  • Author: Brandon Sanderson
  • Year Published: 2007
  • Goodreads Rating: 3.91/5
  • Availability: Download Free in Open Library


Alcatraz Smedry, a young teenager, has a habit of breaking things. On his thirteenth birthday, he receives a bag of sand, and soon after, he gets involved in a series of strange events.


The book begins with Alcatraz accidentally setting fire to his foster parents' kitchen. It is revealed that he has been in numerous foster homes because he tended to destroy precious items inadvertently. Ms. Fletcher, Alcatraz's caseworker, arrives and admonishes him for the kitchen incident.


The next day, an older man arrives at the house, claiming to be Alcatraz's grandfather. He informs Alcatraz that he possesses a unique and powerful talent for breaking things. Shortly afterward, they discover that Alcatraz's bag of sand has gone missing, prompting them to embark on a mission to retrieve it from the Evil Librarians, the world's secret rulers.

 

Alcatraz Versus the Scrivener's Bones (Alcatraz, #2)


In "Alcatraz Versus the Scrivener's Bones," Alcatraz travels to the Library of Alexandria to rescue his dad and grandfather from soul-stealing library curators. He gets separated from his group and faces various challenges in the library, including encountering the tomb of Alcatraz at first and learning more about his abilities. Eventually, Alcatraz and his friends defeat the Scrivener's Bones and discover that Alcatraz's father has sold his soul for knowledge. They also learn of a way to turn him back.

 

Alcatraz Versus the Knights of Crystallia (Alcatraz, #3)

  • Book title: Alcatraz Versus the Knights of Crystallia
  • Author: Brandon Sanderson
  • Year Published: 2009
  • Goodreads Rating: 4.13/5
  • Availability: Download Free in Open Library


In "Alcatraz Versus the Knights of Crystallia," Alcatraz and his allies from the Free Kingdoms aim to protect the world from the Evil Librarians' cult. They work to prevent the takeover of the kingdom of Mokia and the infiltration of spies into the Knights of Crystallia.

 

Alcatraz Versus the Shattered Lens (Alcatraz, #4)

  • Book title: Alcatraz Versus the Shattered Lens
  • Author: Brandon Sanderson
  • Year Published: 2010
  • Goodreads Rating: 4.13/5
  • Availability: Download Free in Open Library


Alcatraz and his companions travel to Mokia, one of the Free Kingdoms, to save it from a Librarian takeover. Upon arrival at Tuki Tuki, the city vital to Mokia, they find the city under siege by Librarians. The king is considering surrender when an accident places Alcatraz in charge. He decides to continue the fight against the Librarians and devises a plan to destroy the robots attacking the city with boulders.


Alcatraz's plan is successful, but the city's shield is partially destroyed, and Bastille falls into a coma. Alcatraz begins to accept his talent and transmits it to all the Crystin knights in Mokia. This causes all Librarian weapons in Mokia to be destroyed, leading to the Librarians retreating. Although Mokia is saved, Alcatraz faces challenges as the Smedry Talents cease working, and the king, queen, and Bastille remain in comas.

 

Alcatraz Versus the Dark Talent (Alcatraz, #5)


Alcatraz and his family go to the center of Librarian power to stop an attack on Tuki Tuki. They enter a vast cave complex beneath Washington D.C., called the Library, searching for Alcatraz's father, Attica, who unknowingly uses his research to harm the Free Kingdom civilization. Alcatraz's father knocks out his wife to prevent her from stopping him and explains his actions to Alcatraz. Dif revealed to be the leader of the Librarians, captures the team and prepares a ritual for a blood-forged lens. Alcatraz is forced to choose between sacrificing his father or himself and reluctantly chooses his father. Later on, the team locates Alcatraz sitting in front of his father's corpse, and they manage to escape before the Highbrary self-destructs. Finally, an extra page at the end of the book reveals that Grandpa Smedry's Smedry Talent, accidentally broken by Alcatraz, returns, allowing him to arrive late to the scene and survive after being shot.

 

Bastille vs. the Evil Librarians (Alcatraz, #6)


As a Knight of Crystallia, I, Bastille, have sworn to protect the Smedry clan from the Evil Librarians. They constantly need protection. But when Alcatraz Smedry was about to be sacrificed to the dark gods, I arrived too late, and his father took his place instead. Now Alcatraz is in a bad state, so it's up to me to lead the charge against his father's killer, Biblioden, founder of the Evil Librarians. I was sure he died centuries ago, but now he's back to complete his goal of world domination using dark powers gained from the sacrifice. Being burned up from the inside is not how I plan to die, so I'd better figure out some way to stop him, or we're done for!


Elantris Books in Order

Elantris and The Emperor's Soul take place in the same world, though in very different regions and with only a few ties to each other. You don’t have to have read Elantris to appreciate The Emperor's Soul, although if you have, you can see ties between the magic systems.



Elantris (Elantris, #1)


The land of Arelon is the setting for the intertwined destinies of Prince Raoden, Princess Sarene, and Gyorn Hrathen. Raoden discovers he has been affected by the Shaod, which turns its victims into grotesque beings shunned by society. Meanwhile, betrothed to Raoden, Sarene navigates political complexities and forms alliances. Hrathen, a warrior from the Fjorden Empire, attempts to convert Arelon to the Derethi faith. As conflicts unfold, Sarene takes action to thwart Hrathen's schemes and dispel misconceptions about the inhabitants of Elantris, leading to a dangerous confrontation.

 

Raoden uncovers a hidden pool in Elantris, where Hrathen undergoes healing. Sarene becomes suspicious of Iadon's behavior and discovers his involvement in a chilling ritual. Raoden and Sarene work together to unravel the mystery surrounding the malfunctioning AonDor.

 

Unity is shattered when Telrii arrives with guards, intent on ending Roial’s life. Eondel strikes down Telrii, disrupting Hrathen’s plans. Raoden is asked to assume the throne, and despite the revelation of his actual Elantrian state, the nobles rally behind him. Tensions rise as Dilaf pursues Hrathen and tracks the arts into the market district, where Dakhor monks erupt from their hidden tents.

 

Galladon and Karata bring Raoden to the mountaintop pool, and a revelation jolts Raoden back to consciousness. Raoden races down the mountain unlocks the power of the Dor and unveils Elantris and its neighbouring cities as a colossal Aon Rao. Hrathen escapes with Sarene, alerting Eventeo of Fjordell's invasion and Dilaf's plot. Raoden's arrival rekindles hope as Elantris and Arelon stand resolute, with Ashe bearing dire tidings of Teod's fate amidst the chaos. Despite the losses, Sarene and Raoden exchange vows, honoring those who sacrificed their lives.

 

The Hope Of Elantris (Elantris, #2)


Sanderson describes on his website that the events in the e-book happen concurrently with events in Elantris. Hence, he suggests reading Elantris first to avoid spoiling certain story aspects. The inspiration for the story comes from a story told to him by his wife, Emily when they were dating in 2006.

 

The Emperor's Soul (Elantris, #3)


Shai, a thief and practitioner of magical forgery, is given a chance to escape death by creating a new soul for the brain-dead Emperor. With the help of Gaotona, the only non-corrupt advisor, Shai learns about the Emperor's past and decides to forge a soul that will guide him towards a better path. Despite opportunities to escape, she postpones her plans until the soul is complete. After finishing her work, Gaotona helps her escape the betrayal of his colleagues, and the Emperor, with the forged soul, resumes his rule.


Mistborn Books in Order

Mistborn is an epic fantasy trilogy and a heist story that combines political intrigue, surprises, and magical martial arts action. The saga challenges traditional fantasy tropes by posing the question: What if the hero of prophecy fails? What kind of world emerges when the Dark Lord is in control?



Mistborn: The Final Empire (Mistborn, #1)


Three years before the novel, Kelsier, a half-skaa thief, discovers he is Mistborn and plans to overthrow the Final Empire with his crew. They train Vin, a street urchin with Allomantic powers, to spy on the nobility. Their plan involves starting a house war, but Kelsier is killed. The crew leads a successful uprising, and Kelsier passes the Eleventh Metal to Vin before dying. She confronts the Lord Ruler, defeats him with the help of Sazed and the mists, and collapses the Final Empire. Elend unites Luthadel, ushering in a new era of democratic government.

 

The Well of Ascension (Mistborn, #2)


The Final Empire is in chaos after the Lord Ruler's death. Elend Venture claims the throne in Luthadel, besieged by three armies. Vin and Elend discover a spy and face internal and external threats. Tindwyl trains Elend, but he is deposed. Zane pressures Vin to leave the city, but she chooses to stay with Elend. Vin and Elend plan to leave the city with the help of Sazed and the rest of the crew, hoping to find the Well of Ascension for survival.


Sazed and Tindwyl have been studying a mysterious text left by the Terrisman Kwaan. The text explains how the Lord Ruler ascended to power by deceiving his nephew, Rashek. Meanwhile, Vin, Elend, and Spook find the underground Well of Ascension in Luthadel. They are attacked, and Vin is tempted to use the power for herself, but she ultimately releases it, unleashing a powerful entity. Two months later, Sazed discovers that the text and his mind have been manipulated, causing him to lose faith.

 

The Hero of Ages (Mistborn, #3)


The Hero of Ages is the prophesied savior of the Terris people, foretold to find and give up the power at the Well of Ascension to save the world from the Deepness. A thousand years before the fall of the Final Empire, the Terrisman Worldbringer Kwaan believed that he had found the Hero of Ages in Alendi. However, as Alendi's quest for the Well continued, Kwaan discovered that the Terris prophecies had been altered by a mysterious force called Ruin contained within the Well. If the Hero of Ages released the power as the prophecies claimed, Ruin would be free to destroy the world. Kwaan instructed his nephew Rashek to kill Alendi and claim power for himself, remaking the world and forming the Final Empire.


Ruin's freedom allowed him to affect the world directly, increasing ashfall and summoning earthquakes. The Mistborn Vin, tricked by prophecies, released the power from the Well of Ascension, freeing Ruin. In preparation for such an event, the Lord Ruler created storage caches containing resources in cave complexes beneath certain cities. As the world crumbles and the mists claim more people, Sazed, Breeze, and Spook work to help Elend secretly take over Urteau. Meanwhile, TenSoon, the Kandra, is imprisoned and sentenced to death by the Kandra elders while trying to convince them that they must work with the humans to save the world.


Vin and Elend seek to conquer the city of Fadrex to uncover its secrets. They face challenges, including the capture of Vin and a confrontation with Ruin. Eventually, Vin makes a sacrificial move to destroy Ruin and herself. Meanwhile, Sazed learns his proper role as the Hero of Ages and uses his power to reshape the world into a paradise. The survivors, including Spook and Breeze, work to rebuild society under Spook's leadership.

 

The Alloy of Law (Mistborn, #4)


The Alloy of Law is set in a world resembling the early 20th century, on Scadrial, around 300 years after the events of the original trilogy. It introduces the concept of Twinborn, individuals born with both Allomantic and Feruchemical abilities. Lawman Waxillium Ladrian and his partner Lessie are investigating a serial killer in the town of Feltrel. During their investigation, Lessie is captured and held hostage by the serial killer. In an attempt to save her, Wax unintentionally ends up killing her.


Five months later, Wax has returned to the city of Elendel, where he is dealing with the responsibilities of his house after the deaths of his uncle and sister. His house is facing financial troubles, and to save it from bankruptcy, Wax must find a suitable high-born lady to marry. Before meeting with a potential prospect, Lady Steris, Wax is visited by his friend Wayne, who investigates a series of robberies and kidnappings in the city. Wayne asks for Wax's help solving the case, but Wax initially declines. Despite his reluctance, Wax eventually agrees to assist.


At a wedding party, the criminals responsible for the robberies and kidnappings, known as "the Vanishers," appear and attempt to kidnap Lady Steris and her half-sister Marasi. With Wayne's help, Wax saves Marasi and kills most of the Vanishers. However, Lady Steris is abducted, leading Wax to make it his mission to rescue her and solve the case. Through a series of events and investigations, Wax concludes that the leader of the Vanishers is a former lawman named Miles, who possesses a unique Twinborn ability.


After confronting the bandits at their hideout, Wax, Wayne, and Marasi formulate a plan to capture the Vanishers during their next robbery. They discover that the Vanishers plan to steal a valuable metal called aluminum, immune to Allomancy. During a battle with the Vanishers, Wax and Marasi capture Miles and save Lady Steris. However, they also uncover the involvement of Wax's presumed dead uncle, Lord Edward Ladrian, in orchestrating the criminal activities. Wax and Wayne decide to stay in the city and work to stop Lord Edward and his organization from carrying out their plans.

 

Shadows of Self (Mistborn, #5)


In a flashback, Waxillium Ladrian first meets his future wife, Lessie, on a bounty hunt, and they work together to capture a powerful crime boss. In the present, one year has passed since the defeat of the Vanishers. Wax and Marasi have learned about the art of Hemalurgy from a book given to them by Ironeyes. The city's constabulary has deputized Wax.


Wax is approached by Harmony himself, who informs him that a rogue kandra named Bleeder is responsible for the killings and seeks to cause unrest in the city. Wax and Marasi become convinced that the governor will be the next target of Bleeder's attacks. Bleeder leads Wax on a false chase to the governor's mansion, and Wax eventually discovers her true identity. In the end, Bleeder is exposed, and Harmony asserts his control over her, but not before Wax tragically realizes that she is the real Lessie.


Governor Aradel takes charge, and MeLaan discovers a mysterious metal spike recovered from Bleeder. This discovery prompts Marasi to research an ancient god called Trell. Meanwhile, Wax falls into a deep melancholic and isolationist depression.

 

The Bands of Mourning (Mistborn, #6)


As a teenager, Waxillium Ladrian leaves the Terris Village after killing a murderer. Years later, Wax is about to marry Steris, but Wayne sabotages the wedding. Kandra VenDell recruits Marasi to help find the Bands of Mourning, potent artifacts. Wax joins Marasi after learning his sister Telsin might be in New Seran.


In New Seran, Wax uncovers a conspiracy involving Lady Kelesina Shores and is framed for her murder. The team escapes to Dulsing, where they find a Set warehouse with a damaged warship. Marasi recovers a crucial spike and rescues Allik, who reveals that his people are seeking the bands. They head to a temple, only to find it empty and Telsin as a traitor. Wax is shot, falls into a pit, and has a vision from Harmony.


Marasi discovers the Bands disguised outside the temple. Wax revives, uses the Bands to defeat the Set, and rescues his team. Telsin escapes, and Wax returns to Elendel. The Bands are secured with the kandra. Wax marries Steris, and a bomb kills Edwarn, revealing the man with the spike was Kelsier, not the Lord Ruler.

 

Secret History (Mistborn, #7)


After being killed by the Lord Ruler, Kelsier meets Preservation and refuses to pass on to the spiritual realm. He races to the Well of Ascension and becomes trapped with Ruin, the entity intent on destroying the world. When Vin unintentionally frees Ruin, Kelsier is also released. Preservation tasked him with finding help, leading him to the Ire, a group planning to steal Preservation's powers. Kelsier takes up the power using a stolen artifact.


Despite struggles, he eventually aids in freeing Spook from Ruin's influence. Kelsier helps orchestrate the removal of Vin's earring spike, allowing her to kill Ruin and ascend. This leads to Harmony, Sazed, recreating the world. Kelsier reunites with Vin and recruits Spook's help to return to the physical realm.

 

The Lost Metal (Mistborn, #8)


After "The Bands of Mourning," Wax retired, Wayne became a constable, and Marasi became a detective. Wax is now a prominent figure in Elendel politics, and tensions between the north and south persist. Telsin, working for Trell, plans to bring a magical bomb to Elendel. Marasi and the Ghostbloods work to stop this. Wax and Wayne confront Telsin and the bomb, resulting in Wayne sacrificing himself to save the city. Ultimately, Wax lives happily with Steris, and the city honors Wayne by erecting a statue in his memory.

 

The Stormlight Archive Books in Order

The Stormlight Archive is set on the planet Roshar, a world characterized by its unique flora and fauna, which have adapted to survive massive, periodic storms called high storms. These natural phenomena heavily influence the landscape and societies.



The Way of Kings (The Stormlight Archive, #1)

 

Thousands of years ago, the Last Desolation ended with humanity's victory over the Voidbringers. The Herald Kalak and Jezrien abandoned their sacred Oathpact, leaving their powerful Honorblades behind. Szeth, possessing an Honorblade and Surgebinding abilities, is sent to assassinate King Gavilar, sparking a war. Kaladin, a surgeon-turned-soldier, faces betrayal and enslavement until he befriends an amnesiac Spren.


Shallan seeks to save her family by becoming Jasnah Kholin's ward and discovers her latent abilities. Highprince Dalinar Kholin seeks to unite the Alethi and experiences troubling visions. The story involves assassinations, betrayals, mystical abilities, and impending chaos.

 

Words of Radiance (The Stormlight Archive, #2)


Six years ago, Jasnah Kholin witnessed her father's assassination during a peace treaty celebration with the Parshendi. This prompts her to investigate their history and the Desolation. Shallan Davar becomes Jasnah's ward, and they travel to the Shattered Plains to stop the return of the Voidbringers. Meanwhile, Kaladin protects Dalinar Kholin from the Assassin in White and eventually embraces his role as a Knight Radiant. The series closes with the rebirth of the Knights Radiant and Jasnah joining forces with Hoid to strategize against looming threats.

 

Edgedancer (The Stormlight Archive, #3)


Three years ago, Lift asked a goddess to stop her from growing older—a wish she believed was granted. Now, in Edgedancer, the barely teenage nascent Knight Radiant finds that time stands still for no one. Although the young Azish emperor granted her haven from an executioner, she is known only as Darkness. Court life suffocates the free-spirited Lift. She can't help but head to Yeddaw when she hears that the relentless Darkness is there, hunting people like her with budding powers. The downtrodden in Yeddaw have no champion, and Lift knows she must seize this tremendous responsibility.

 

Oathbringer (The Stormlight Archive, #4)


Six years ago, Eshonai, a Listener, visited King Gavilar Kholin in Kholinar to discuss a peace treaty. Gavilar revealed his plan to revive ancient gods using a Fabrial device that traps springs in gem hearts. Horrified, Eshonai alerted her people and decided to prevent Gavilar's plans by assassinating him.


Dalinar Kholin, using his Bondsmith abilities, revisits a vision warning about the Everstorm and Odium's Unmade spread. He plans to unite Roshar against Odium. Other characters uncover political tensions, train, or form alliances while contending with various internal and external challenges. The story culminates in a battle against the Voidbringers and their supporters.

 

Dawnshard (The Stormlight Archive, #5)


When a ghost ship is discovered, and its crew presumed dead after attempting to reach the storm-shrouded island of Akinah, Navani Kholin must send an expedition to ensure the island hasn't fallen into enemy hands. The journey must be made by sea since Knights Radiant lose their Stormlight when flying too near.


Shipowner Rysn Ftori, who lost the use of her legs, now seeks to help her ill pet Chiri-Chiri, a winged larkin that ingests Stormlight, by sailing to Akinah with the help of Lopen, a formerly one-armed Windrunner. If the crew cannot uncover the secrets of the hidden island city before the wrath of its ancient guardians falls upon them, the fate of Roshar and the entire Cosmere hangs in the balance.

 

Rhythm of War (The Stormlight Archive, #6)


The prologue is from Navani's perspective as she reflects on Gavilar's death. The story starts with Kaladin returning to his hometown to rescue citizens and picking up a renowned general known as The Mink. Meanwhile, Shallan infiltrates an organization called the Ghostbloods. Dalinar and Jasnah head to fight on the Emul battlefront, leaving Navani and Kaladin behind at their home base of Urithiru to manage matters.


Led by Raboniel, the Fused invade and take control of Urithiru by corrupting the Sibling, the tower screen. Navani surrenders and is enlisted by Raboniel to aid in her research. Together, they discover a way to end the cycle of war. Amidst these struggles, Kaladin, Navani, Teft, and Lift fight to liberate Urithiru from the grip of the Fused and the traitorous Monash. The conflict reaches a crescendo as Teft sacrifices himself, and Kaladin, consumed by grief, overcomes his despair by achieving the Fourth Ideal. Navani, facing Moash, bonds with the Sibling and uses anti-Voidlight to cleanse the tower of its corruption.

 

Wind and Truth (The Stormlight Archive, #7)


Dalinar Kholin challenges the evil god Odium to a contest of champions with the future of Roshar at stake. The Knights Radiant has ten days to prepare. However, the sudden ascension of Taravangian to take Odium’s place has caused chaos.


Adolin, Sigzil, Venli, and Jasnah are engaged in battles worldwide. Szeth and Kaladin are working together to cleanse Shinovar of dark influence. Shallan, Renarin, and Rlain are unraveling the mystery of the Unmade Ba-Ado-Mishram's involvement in the enslavement of the singer race. Meanwhile, Dalinar and Navani seek an edge against Odium’s champion in the Spiritual Realm. The fate of the entire Cosmere hangs in the balance.


Secret Project Books in Order

Brandon Sanderson's Secret Project novels offer diverse stories, each with a unique setting, characters, and themes. They continue demonstrating Sanderson's creativity and mastery of the fantasy genre, appealing to new readers and long-time fans.



Tress of the Emerald Sea (Secret Project, #1)


Tress grew up on The Rock, an isolated island in the Emerald Sea, where she collected cups from passing sailors. When the Duke's family left for an arranged royal marriage, Tress's friend Charlie promised to return unmarried and bring her a special cup. However, a year later, Charlie was missing, captured by the Sorceress in the dangerous Midnight Seas. Determined to save him, Tress embarked on a perilous journey. She joined the crew of the Crow's Song and, with their support, planned to confront the Sorceress.


After several trials and confrontations, Tress and her crew defeat the Sorceress and break her curse on Charlie. The crew then departed the island, sailing off towards new adventures.

 

The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England (Secret Project, #2)

  • Book title: The Frugal Wizard's Handbook for Surviving Medieval England
  • Author: Brandon Sanderson
  • Year Published: 2023
  • Goodreads Rating: 3.77/5
  • Availability: Buy the eBook from Google Play Books


Amid a dense forest, a man slowly comes to his senses and finds himself in a clearing that seems to belong to a bygone era reminiscent of medieval England. He grapples with the unsettling realization that he has no recollection of his identity, origins, or the reasons for his presence in this mysterious place. As he navigates this unfamiliar terrain, his survival hinges on piecing together fragments of his lost memories, forging alliances with the enigmatic locals, and grappling with the possibility of entrusting his fate to their deeply entrenched superstitious beliefs.

 

Yumi and the Nightmare Painter (Secret Project, #3)


The story is set in Komashi, covered by a dark mist. Humans rely on his lines for protection, while Nikaro and Yumi have unique abilities to deal with nightmare creatures. They swap bodies, work together to investigate suspicious scholars, and confront a powerful "Father Machine" holding spirits hostage. Yumi, over 1,700 years old, breaks free from a time loop and, with Nikaro's help, saves the spirits and herself.

 

The Sunlit Man (Secret Project, #4)


A man called Nomad, pursued by the Night Brigade, arrives on Canticle. Captured by the Cinder King, a local warlord, he escapes with Rebeke and Elegy. They reach the floating city of Beacon, where Nomad, now named Zellion, helps the citizens flee from the Cinder King. He and Rebeke find a more efficient way to power their cities, and Zellion eventually kills the Cinder King and leaves Canticle.

 

The Wheel of Time Books in Order

The series incorporates various elements from European and Asian mythology. It mainly draws from the cyclical nature of time in Buddhism and Hinduism, the metaphysical concepts of balance, duality, and respect for nature found in Taoism, and the dualistic concepts of God and Satan.



The Gathering Storm (The Wheel of Time, #1)

  • Book title: The Gathering Storm
  • Author: Brandon Sanderson with Robert Jordan
  • Year Published: 2009
  • Goodreads Rating: 4.42/5
  • Availability: Buy the eBook from Google Play Books


The mysterious noblewoman Moiraine Damodred arrives in a remote village and warns of an attack by Trollocs. She and a group of young individuals embark on a journey to protect a pool of Saidin from the Dark One's influence. Along the way, they face various challenges, and ultimately, Rand is revealed to be the Dragon Reborn. However, this revelation is kept secret from the group's male members, except for Lan.

 

Towers of Midnight (The Wheel of Time, #2)


Rand al'Thor is a central character in the Wheel of Time series. He seeks to restore order to Arad Doman and pursue the Forsaken. He faces captivity and emotional hardening but ultimately gains a new perspective on life.


Egwene al'Vere plays a significant role in leading the rebel Aes Sedai. She confronts internal and external challenges, including a struggle against the Black Ajah, and eventually unites the Aes Sedai under her leadership as the new Amyrlin Seat.

 

A Memory of Light (The Wheel of Time, #3)


In the finale of "The Wheel of Time," the forces of Light rally to face the Shadow in the Last Battle, Tarmon Gai'don. The Forsaken Demandred attacks Caemlyn, leading to the city's fall. Rand al'Thor unites nations for the battle, proposing "The Dragon's Peace" treaty and seeking Seanchan's support. Elayne leads campaigns, facing challenges, including Graendal's sabotage and enemy attacks.


Egwene appoints Mat to lead survivors, sacrifices herself to destroy M'Hael, and Lan kills Demandred. The heroes achieve victory with the help of Perrin, Aviendha, and others. After a fierce battle with the Dark One, Rand's actions lead to the Dark One's defeat. The Blight dissolves, and the world begins to heal. Mat reunites with Tuon, Perrin finds Faile alive, and new leaders emerge. In a surprising twist, Rand survives by switching bodies with Moridin, gaining the ability to manipulate the Pattern.

 

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