Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson Book Review
About this book in 50 words
Warbreaker is a standalone fantasy novel set in Sanderson’s Cosmere universe.
Featuring magic fueled by “Breaths,” divine intrigue, and complex political conflicts, the story follows two princesses, a reluctant god, and a mysterious swordsman as they navigate a war that threatens to unravel their world.
Summary in 100 words
In Warbreaker, Brandon Sanderson introduces a world where magic derives from “Breaths” that can animate objects and corpses.
The kingdoms of Idris and Hallandren are on the brink of war. Princess Siri is sent to marry the enigmatic God King to secure peace, while her sister Vivenna embarks on a dangerous mission to rescue her.
In the Court of Gods, Lightsong, a god who doubts his own divinity, investigates ominous events. Meanwhile, Vasher, a mysterious warrior wielding a sentient sword, works behind the scenes to prevent catastrophe. Sanderson weaves an intricate tale of politics, faith, and destiny.
| Book Name | Warbreaker |
| Author-Publisher | Brandon Sanderson – Tor Books |
| Release Date | June 9, 2009 |
| Audiobook Publisher | Recorded Books |
| Audiobook Duration | 24 hours and 56 minutes |
About the Author
Brandon Sanderson is a prolific fantasy author best known for his Cosmere universe, which includes The Stormlight Archive and the Mistborn series.
He gained widespread recognition for completing Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time series. Known for his imaginative magic systems and detailed world-building, Sanderson has a knack for creating intricate plots and relatable characters.
His works have earned him a devoted following, and he continues to expand his universe with novels, novellas, and short stories. When not writing, he teaches creative writing at Brigham Young University and hosts the popular podcast Writing Excuses.
