Finally *sighs with relief* It felt like this took forever. It feels good to now say I am done with this series and the conclusion I found very satisfying. The reason I didn't give it a full five stars is there were just so many moments during the course of the book that I found myself rolling my eyes and shaking my head. Case in point, there was a battle scene that had me thinking I was watching a Dragonball Z episode which is a Japanese anime with exaggerated battles for those unaware... 
 ...no matter how much I enjoyed those battles on my television *smiles* 
 But in a book it seemed a bit much. The magic feels just too much at times and overpowered to a degree that it simply bothered me at certain points. But in the end many of the loose ends finally came a tidy conclusion. I could see Sanderson's touch on this book since I began having a Mistborn feeling toward the end but in the end this was Robert Jordan's creation, his world, and while Sanderson took the baton to finish the race it had began on the legs of Jordan himself. 
 So a final salute to Jordan and may he rest in peace knowing that the conclusion to his very epic story satisfied many of those who followed him through this journey. This book proved that sometimes it is about how you finish more than anything else.