And once again there were twists and revelation that I have not seen coming. I laughed, I cried, and I followed the heroes with all my heart. I am always astounded as how the author can captivate me completely with his stories. We have a tension slowly building throughout whole book to explode in the most epic climax at the end. “Rhythm of War” is fallowing a well-known pattern, typical for all previous books. There are few bits and pieces from other books for readers to find (I probably miss some of them too), and the plot implies we will soon learn a great deal more about the events and characters that connects different parts of this universe. The fourth book in the series will be also a feast to all of the Cosmere fans. The scary thing is, it was not a far fetch imaginary picture, but it rang painfully close to what is often happening in a real world too. I love how Sanderson showed the mental problems and how those maladies were treated in his made-up world. All of them will be forced to face their deepest and most painful traumas and memories to be able to move on. For me, the main stars here were Kaladin, Shallan and Navani, with Adolin as a runner up. In this book the most important role played characters’ development. After that, the action slows a bit, but the situation is getting far more serious and dangerous for all the characters. It was my most anticipated book to read this year and when I finally read it, I was not disappointed.Īs I’ve already wrote in my initial review after reading first part of the book, the author is getting us right back to Roshar, serving us chapters full of action, daring pursuits, duels, and engineering wonders. “Rhythm of War” is the fourth book in the “Stormlight Archive” series – an epic fantasy series by Brandon Sanderson.

Title Rhythm of War - full review Author Brandon Sanderson Published date Pages 1230 Publisher Gollancz 3 min to read Rhythm of War - full review

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