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The gathering storm...A memory of Light

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Those who hate spoilers look away now...chapter one is online! here :):):):)
Have started a new discussion + Spoilers here
I enjoyed it too... Not saying anymore for fear of spoiling! Bring on the next one grin
I've also finished! Thought it was quite a good ending and quite a natural break point...

Still annoyed about the threads which weren't really picked up though.
I've finished it!!!! Now I have the pang of regret as will have to wait so long for next one. Time for the re read now...
No but I'm knitting a soaker in it
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I'm wearing Streith <preens>

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Had to wait my turn after DH, so am only on first chapter, but am already gripped. Nynaeve has tugged her braid, though only once.

Is anyone wearing good Two Rivers wool?
I read the prologue yesterday. Oooooh grin. DH has put it out of my reach til I finish Middlemarch.
DS is sleeping so I'm sneaking downstairs to read some more. On chapter 7 now... Never read a book so slowly - the torture
Of course I wouldn't put any spoilers in this thread - that would be mean! shock

Of to see if I can find somewhere else to talk about it. wink
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