Max is a Shadowblade, a supernatural--and supernaturally competent--warrior bound to protect her witch Giselle. As a Shadowblade, Max doesn't age. She is better, faster, stronger than any ordinary human being. And she hates it. Giselle betrayed her trust to make Max what she is, and though she is magically compelled to protect Giselle and follow orders, Max works against her witch in every way she can. Continue reading Bitter Night
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Harriets line edits are up to 90%! Looks like the first half will be ready for editting soon, and off to the publisher probably, with a mid-summer to early fall release! I cant wait! and then part 2 shouoldnt be far behind
I suppose I can agree with the slowdown of the Perrin/Faille plotline (he spends a whole book and a half looking for her and planning her escape), yet can't the same thing be said about Mat/Tuon? They spend as much time sitting in a wagon traveling to wherever. Neither really get exciting until KoD. The only thing that keeps Tuon from being insufferable is that she is a new character. She thinks the Shadowspawn are a myth, as well as T'averen, and several other known truths, yet she believes if a hawk dives for a mouse before sundown on the third day of the week, someone is going to die. by the way, how can the high blood possibly be able to master hand to hand combat and swordplay without breaking a nail? That must be a feat in and of itself.
Hmmm...My memory is a tad hazy but I'm not sure the high blood blademasters let their fingernails grow long. They all definately lacquer either one or two of their first nails, depending on rank, but I don't think they all grow them long. High Lady Suroth has them long but I don't think it is required of them..... I should go reread the scene when Rand kills Turak to make sure....
And I'm sure if we all tried really, really hard, we could all connect the pizza thing back to 'Sex and sexuality in the Mistborn series…missing?'
When Zane was introduced to complete the "romantic triangle" and give Elend some competition, I was like oh brother. I don't know if that was Brandon's intention or not to try to bring out the romantic subplot, but it didn't work for me.
(Not Vasher/Vivenna though, at least not in the version I read. When they ended up together, I felt a let down and a huh? I needed more buildup to believe and be happy for them.)
Maybe the Dark One and the Creator are brothers.… LOL That would be funny!!!!
Then who's kids are they?
Rand's and Elayne's! TIME PARADOX!!!! :O
