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Title: Why not one star?
Review: If the stars served as a proxy for literary appeal, than I would say one out of five people might find this over-priced paper-weight worth purchasing.When the series began, the tension, the interplay of key characters, the evolution of myths and metaphysics proved to be an engaging mix. I loved the second book of this series.The current incarnation is insipid. I wanted this book to end so badly so that I could hurl into my fireplace and purge myself of the experience. The taint was cleansed in the prior book, and now has attached itself to the remains of this utterly tiring tome of irritation.I want the "Final Battle" to come quickly and evaporate all the annoying, trite characters that deserve to die. There are no characters with any pathos, just random text following some meandering plot and filling a minimum page limit.Mr. Jordan, please conclude the WoT with a series of Cliffs Notes, I cannot bear to read another 700 pages of train of thought garbage.
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