Name: Oathbringer: Book Three of the Stormlight Archive
Rating: 4.596739130434782 (230 reviews)
ISBN: 9780765326379

Brandon Sanderson

Oathbringer: Book Three of the Stormlight Archive

Luke Harkness

Brilliant. Brilliant. Brilliant. Brandon Sanderson is my favourite author. He writes intelligently, he writes genuinely interesting characters, he writes utterly phenomenal worlds and he writes superbly gripping storylines. Oathbringer is no different.

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Christine

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five stars for Wit that is all.

Nenad Nikolic

More exciting adventures in Roshar. This book is a bit slow in some parts but definitely delivers. I guess that it's not easy to keep the pace in such ambitious series and you hav got to fill the pages somehow. Worth your time if you liked previous books from the Stormlight Archives.

Jasper Hickox

These books are so good. It feels like just when it’s dragging and I’m starting to feel a bit tired, it ramps up into insane psycho mode. The last 300 pages I read today where it was multiple POV swaps per chapter was just fucking insane, a 2 page section had 5. It’s crazy how it doesn’t feel clunky or awkward to read. It flows so well. Such a satisfying payoff to multiple stories built up so far. Dalinar was my least favourite character going into this one and this is one is HIS book so I was a bit worried. But man does he get redeemed. All his back story memory wiping from a god stuff had so many twists and turns it was awesome. Kaladin remains my favourite with Shallan just barely behind. Jasnah gets a ton a badass moments at the end and Rock getting the prominent game saving role was so funny and I loved it. Onto Rythme of War baybeeeee

Lennart Tondeleir

Oathbringer is a brilliant book by a brilliant writer. The author has crafted a world with incredible depth. The previous two books in the series were superior to Oathbringer in my opinion. There are several character decisions and coincidental circumstances which are just too 'convenient' for the plot. Though I'm an avid fantasy reader, I feel the story could have been told in a lot less pages without loss of quality. I really appreciate the humor the author uses to bring some levity to the story.

It gripped me from the start and never let go, so far this is the best book of the year, possibly of all time

Alina

Prashanth Srivatsa

This was mighty fun and immensely satisfying! Sanderson has outdone himself, expanding his world like a crystal lattice, each character meticulously designed to bring realism into fantasy. Simple prose, complex magic, a grand scheme, an epic scope and boundless imagination stuffed (or rather neatly laid) within 1250-odd pages, scattered with devilish details and fascinating tidbits of a world you simply don't want to leave. The great evil is out in the open, and we're only 3 books down. It's a good thing then, that Sanderson is a real stickler for productivity.

aurelia

not my fav stormlight book, had some parts that were great and some that were underwhelming

Rachel Kanyid

After reading this book for a year.... I finally finished. I am ashamed that it took me that long to finish, since it's by my favorite author and all, but it did not disappoint. Sometimes you have to savor each little bit of a book, and that means you read it much more slowly, especially when you read it during the busiest year of your life to date... Lol. 😂

Alejandro

I don't think I have enough words to say how freaking amazing this book is. Stormlight keeps going in crescendo. The characters keep growing in amazing ways, the moments are more epic than ever, the plot gets to points that you never imagine and, something I truly love, we get to know more and more of this world and universe :)

Oathbringer: Book Three of the Stormlight Archive

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