But I never have the book with me for good quotes though.
I still don't but I'm going to give an outline of why I loved this book and I'll will fill it in with quotes when I have the book.
I enjoyed the pace of the story and how they traveled.
These are some points that stuck in my mind that I loved:
AATE revealed the most Land history of all the books.
I couldn't get enough.
Linden pretty much told the whole world to screw off, she was bringing back TC and she did.
The Elohim just scattered and hid to escape the Worm. Too funny.
TC was back!
The second time he spoke thrilled me as much as "Nom" did in TOT.
His moments with Linden and his thoughts regarding her throughout the book were some of the most heartfelt beautifully written passages I've read in some time.
The healing of Kevin....perfect. Never would have thought he needed his father's love, sympathy and forgiveness.
The interaction and arguing between the Ardent and the Harrow I found fascinating. No idea why.
At first the Ardent was a little too odd for me but by the end I loved that fat bastard.
Liand....I didn't think I even liked him but I was sad to see him go.
The "castles" of the Viles.
I was wondering how on earth SRD could come up with something that would surpass and be different from the Giant crafted perfection of Revelstone or be different from the endless possibilities of the home of the Elohim but he did.
Solid water....god-damn what a fantastic idea and presented so well.
The super evil being under Mt Thunder...ok that was weird but I'm going to assume it will be fully explained in the last book.
The manacles were a let down. I expected something bigger but there was really nothing else available to halt Esmer so... ok.
A lot of people have complained that the Giants didn't really do anything. Even described them as "pack mules" I think.
Well....what else have the Giants ever been other than support?
I think they're doing fine and enjoy them whenever they are in the story.
The Harrow...I never saw it coming. Loved it.
The Skurji bore me as "villains".
My joy in the build up for whatever the Haruchai are going to do in the last book is almost beyond my ability to describe.
I CAN'T WAIT!
The part where TC "visits" his favorite part in the Land's history, the final/only meeting of the Forestals.....I want to read that over and over...I love it.
The end happens so fast it's like a blur.
Jeremiah's free.
The Ranyhyn are active participants in restoring his mind, they are no longer just beasts of burden, they are influencing things. They never really did that before, I love it.
TC frees Joan.
I say "free" because that's what he did.
The Ranyhyn were going to kill her but he spared Joan that last hurt.
I got all choked up reading that.
The effects of the tsunami...?
Was Giant Home effected by it or something else?
What other barely mentioned catastrophes have taken place on the Earth due to the Worms rousing?
There's more but that's all I can think of right now.
Oh, and.......Linden......[deep breathe]..........