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The Shadow Rising (The Wheel of Time, Book 4) Robert Jordan
Publisher: Tor Books

Right now, it's a competition of who gets to Book 4 (The Shadow Rising, obvi) first. At 15 books (including the prequel), The Wheel of Time -- with all due respect to Steven Erikson's tremendous The Malazan Book of the Fallen -- has defined the fantasy megaseries subgenre for the better part of two decades. Hi, my name is Moonrat, and I am addicted to The Wheel of Time. The first step is admitting you have a problem. I had racked up a good 12 years of Wheel of Time sobriety--minus a mini-relapse in 2003, when I confess I reread books 1 and 2 but stopped myself there. And I am sorely behind, as I am the only one who doesn't own book 2! 'Tis moi, your friendly neighborhood Wheel of Time recapper, with the absolute last final for true no I mean it installment of The Shadow Rising, in which we cover Chapters 57 & 58. His friend Eighties Sweatband Guy, who clearly fell through a time warp from a Richard Simmons workout tape onto the Oregon Trail, where he never got a chance to learn how to wear them old-fangled coats before they all died of dysentery) and click for The End of the Longest Book. The Shadow Rising was out within a month or so of that, and I still think the triple climax at the end of that book is one of the best moments in WOT. Huh, I am again late with me reviews, but better now than never. Title: The Shadow Rising Author: Robert Jordan Published: 15 September 1992. Robert Jordan, Wheel of Time 4: The Shadow Rising (1992). The Wheel of Time reread: "The Shadow Rising" by Robert Jordan. So, the story goes onward in "The Shadow Rising". The fourth volume, The Shadow Rising, marks a pivotal change in the Wheel of Time series. Author's Website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Jordan. Volume 4 is considerably fatter than the previous three; more than a thousand pages long. While Tolkien's work is viewed by many as the .