I finished Book 13 of Wheel of Time earlier this morning. I thought Sanderson did a good job on intertwining the stories of the main players. By doing that well, he gave the story a much more urgent feel. Which is good because Books 8-10 were painfully slow. I appreciated the idea of the three ta'veren seeing brief visions on what one another was doing. It helped the reader determine at what point the current character's story was taking place in relation to the others.
Also, much less braid tugging, but too much phaw.
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