This is the fourth book in this series, and if you’ve come this far, another thousand-page book isn’t going to break you. You can fill your plate up with detailed worldbuilding, an intricate magic system, complex characters, grandiose set pieces, and killer action sequences, and Sanderson has the luxury of being able to put that all into these thousand-page novels.
Yes, these books are long, but they’re like Thanksgiving dinner: you have to pace yourself, and if you do, you get everything you want. One year has passed on Roshar since the end of Oathbringer, and a lot has changed in the war between Odium’s forces, the combined might of the returned Fused, and the now-free Singers against Dalinar’s Coalition and the Knights Radiant. It has been a long three years, but the next installment of Brandon Sanderson’s Stormlight Archives is finally here with Rhythm of War.
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