The Wheel of Time · #6 / 15

Lord of Chaos

Robert Jordan

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Locus Award nominee 1995.

Let the Dragon ride again on the winds of time...

As the Wheel turns, the winds of fate roll across the land, and Rand al'Thor struggles to unite the nations for the Last Battle, when the Dark One will break free into the world, and to spring the snares laid by the immortal Forsaken for unwary humankind.

The White Tower in Tar Valon, under the Amyrlin Elaida, has decided that Rand must be controlled – gentled if need be – immediately. And in Salidar, among the Aes Sedai in exile, Egwene al'Vere, although summoned to high office, faces the knowledge that her colleagues also wish to bind him.

Drought and summer heat linger into winter, and Nynaeve al'Meara and Elayne, the Daughter-Heir of Andor, begin a desperate search for the fabled ter'angreal that may enable them to bring normal weather – a search that takes them among Whitecloaks bent on exterminating Aes Sedai.

And across half a continent, Perrin Ayabara feels Rand's pull, ta'veren to ta'veren, and for the first time in a thousand years, the bowmen of the Two Rivers march to war.

Published
1994
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Robert Jordan

Robert Jordan, the legendary author behind The Wheel of Time series, crafted one of the most intricate and expansive fantasy universes ever to grace the genre. Born James Oliver Rigney Jr. in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1948, his early life seemed far removed from the epic world-building and mysticism that would later define his literary career. His love for storytelling, however, began early, nurtured by his voracious reading habits and an interest in history and mythology. Jordan’s path to becoming a literary giant was hardly linear. Before settling into a career as a novelist, he earned a degree in physics from The Citadel and served…