Final book in the Sword of Truth saga where Richard and Kahlan face the culmination of magical conflicts and threats to their world.
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Final book in the Sword of Truth saga where Richard and Kahlan face the culmination of magical conflicts and threats to their world.
Here's the deal, this was my least favorite Terry Goodkind novel. I have to believe that my feelings were in part because Mr. Goodkind decided not to offer the book as a physical book to most of the general public. He decided to self-publish this novel which meant offering it as an e-book and having 300 collector's editions available as part of a $300 set. Guess what, your readers are not rich. Watching the comments on the fan page on facebook and twitter, it is easy to see that many o
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Central romantic relationship with occasional intimate scenes.
Frequent battles, torture sequences, and graphic combat.
Occasional strong language throughout.
Brief mentions of alcohol in social contexts.
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Philosophical and ritual elements tied to magic systems.
Central fantasy magic, spells, and magical creatures drive the plot.
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Themes of individualism and moral philosophy recur.
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Slavery, torture, and systemic cruelty depicted repeatedly.
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