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Listening Length: 42 hours and 55 minutes

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Well, this book fell into the sequel trap that most books do - it is good and interesting, but you can also tell that the author is holding back the really good stuff for the final book - most trilogies do this - and the books tend to either either go great-decent-wonderful or great-decent-what the frig? - this one I hope will be the former and not the latter - don't get me wrong - this is an enjoyable enough read, but I felt that some of the fire and drive from The Name of the Wind was missing - as far as the King Killer meta-stories go, this one was hit or miss for me, and since I will not present spoilers, let's just say that one of the sub-plots to me was frivolous and boring, and I glazed over it without true interest - though, another of the sub-plots was interesting and didn't end the way that I had guessed, which is also good, as predictable is not always a good thing - and then one of the sub-plots was so spread out, that you wanted it resolved, and Kvothe went and did something else - he had several stories and events happen in between the one that I wanted resolved, and of course that didn't end predictable either - Patrick Rothfuss is good at that part - he gives you everything that you know and love in the storyline, except the endings are all skewed - not bad or failed, but the happy endings never end the way that you think, and I enjoy that immensely - I will definitely be one of the many anticipating book three of the series.

I'm torn on this review. I thought TNOTW was THE BEST fantasy novel I've ever read. I could not put it down. This week, bored, I re-read TNOTW and looked up AWMF. I realized it was already on my Kindle but I didn't remember buying or reading it. Yet, it was at 100%. I started reading it again and sort of, kinda remembered the first few chapters. By the time he left the University I was in all new territory. I can only assume what happened was that I read the first few chapters, got bored and skipped to the end. Most of the book was completely new to me.I see and understand most of the 1 star reviews. This book wasn't as good as TNOTW. Its slow. There are a lot of side stories. I'm also sick of his unresolved and strange relationship with Whatever The Hell Her Name Is This Week. The Flurian side story drug on Way too long. This could have been covered in 1 chapter, 2 at the most instead of near a 1/4 of the book. I am also extremely frustrated with an author who seems to be either flat out lazy or who doesnt care at all about his readers. I agree with every bad review and scathing opinion of the author.However... Its apparently been Years since I bought this book. The second time around I see amazing and subtle points I never noticed before, things you truly have to Think about (a sentence, a gesture, a story...might mean far more than realized). I think I --and others -- forget just how Young the protagonist really Is in this installment (16-17 at University?)...how young he might Still Be as the story teller/inn meeper Kote ... 20-21? 25? We don't know.I couldn't put it down. I caught myself reading on my lunch break and staying up too late. I devoured this book in 2 days. I found myself thinking about Kvothe at work, wondering, picking apart seemingly subtle and unrelated points, questioning...Maybe I am reading too much into this book. Maybe its all nonsense. Maybe it isn't. We'll have to wait until book 3 to find out. I'll probably be dead by then but I was highly entertained on my way to the grave (lol).So 3 stars for now. I reserve the right to change my review based on book 3...if I'm not already dead before publication.

Don't get me wrong. The 2 books that I have read are AWESOME! Thanks to being burned by GRRM, I no longer have the patience to wait YEARS in-between books. Save your money and your sanity and avoid this series, until it is completed. If the rest of the series is never completed then your welcome for saving you time and money, and an endless supply frustration.

The last 1/3 of the book is utter garbage in my opinion. The world building was amazing in the previous book but this book was all about how amazing and nearly flawless Kvothe is. There are literally chapters dedicated about how he, a virgin, had an awesome time with a sex goddess. I found the entire last part of the book ridiculous and it turned me off to the entire trilogy

Why oh why did I start this series before reading more about it?I loved these first two book but it's been many years since the author has put out anything else and it's not looking good that he'll finish the series.This book is a solid 4 stars for me. But the fact that the story isn't likely to be finished, or at least finished anytime soon, really takes away from it's value.

The first volume (The Name of the Wind) was original and compelling, although it seemed a little wordy. I abandoned volume 2 after 100 Kindle pages that were repetitious and boring. No new characters, no character development, no new settings. Just repeats of scenes already presented with the same characters. This is the second sci-fi/fantasy in a row where part 2 was a bust. Wonder if publishers are pushing the series concept too hard.

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