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Old 03-18-2009, 01:56 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by tech_au View Post
I read about 4 of the Wheel of Time pbooks but they got a bit repetitive so I didn't go any further but another friend who has read the lot says they do change a bit after about book 7 or so.
I have World Without End on my reader waiting to be read and I think that is pretty long as well.
Where did you find a Wheels of Time eBook? I've read 1-8 or 9 in paper, before it got too expensive. However, I would like to get the entire set in eBook form. At the very least I would like to continue onfrom the last paper book (DTB) that I still haveand that is book 7.

The longest single book? That would be either the Bible or Atlas Shrugged. If I think of the longest single series, it would Sjerrilyn Kenyon's Hunter Series (all three combined).
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