Mr Rothfuss I need the third book now. Please Patrick! 5 stars. The Wise Man's Fear was an amazing book. I preferred The Name of the Wind over Wise Man's Fear but damn it was close and seeming The Name of the Wind is my favourite book ever..its a good book okay?Prepare for spoilers..I'll start with con's I found because I just felt there were so few. 
 (view spoiler)[1. Kvothe turned into a sex maniac? That was a bit weird to me, especially seeming hes only 16 when this happens. Kept saying in my head how weird it was that a lot older women were jumping to a child.. 
 2. Throughout the almost 1000 pages Rothfuss went through phases of word overuse. An example of that was the word solid near the end of the book. Solid bottles making solid sounds to the point of my solid acknowledgement to the overuse of the word solid. (hide spoiler)] 
 Okay so that is it..those are the cons. 2 cons, that are pretty small to me. 
 This book was amazing. It was slow read that when people asked me to describe what was going on I was almost at a loss. The book appears to at times not be doing much at all, and then you think and there appears links and plots, then you think some more and the web! THE WEB OF LINKS AND QUESTIONS! I will admit I am in a bit of a huff, there are so many answers, arguably more answers than The Name of the Wind. This is because The questions from Name of the Wind of carried over and we've got even more! I love it and despite it. Kvothe remains an amazing character as always. Yet the other characters at The University are expanded as well. My favourite expansion of a character in this book were Devi and Denna. Devi became a lot more complex as did Denna. (view spoiler)[Yet Devi was for all good reasons and Denna all for bad. I've always been suspicious of Denna although none of my suspicions have been answered. (hide spoiler)]The plot of the story like I said before seems to plod along at times. I am forever happy to plod along in a Rothfuss book its written so well I'll relax in it. Although this book was clearly divided up into sections which I really enjoyed. It showed transitions of Kvothe's life and journey so well and in such detail and I loved it. However the third book will be HUGE (surely?) because so many questions and so much to cover! 
 I loved this book. I loved the first book. They are amongst my very favourites of all time. Third book now please.