I liked the first few books in this series. More of the book is dedicated to his dogma than the story.īut, I survived, with the help of library audio copies. Goodkind gets to pontificate seemingly endlessly about his views, beliefs, and the weaknesses and foolishness of anyone who disagrees with him. We made it, Kahlan is saved (again) and Mr. But, I survived, At last! We've tied it up! (unless you want to go get the prequel Debt of Bones, I didn't)(Well and unless more books are released later and stumble out into the world like the results of Victor Frankenstein opening up an assembly line). More of the book is dedicated to his dogma than the story.
#TERRY GOODKIND SWORD OF TRUTH SERIES CONFESSOR SERIES#
The fact that the end of this series - which started off so promisingly and got so sidetracked by your holier-than-thou stapled on moral statement - was ended in such a hackneyed, deux-ex-machina riddled fashion just means I won't be picking up anything else you write.Īt last! We've tied it up! (unless you want to go get the prequel Debt of Bones, I didn't)(Well and unless more books are released later and stumble out into the world like the results of Victor Frankenstein opening up an assembly line). And, for answering those questions and leaving very little left undone, you get two stars. One sign that you spent far too much time envisioning yourself as a moral philosopher and not enough as, you know, a writer, was the way you crammed eleven books worth of answers into two hundred pages. So, by comparison, the fact that entire pages of dialogue in every scene were dedicated to the same insulting diatribe that we've been subjected to for way too many books shows restraint on your part. Your desire to expound on black and white morality was okay for a while, got old in Pillars of Creation, and probably earned you death threats after Naked Empire. Thank you for putting this series out of its misery. One sign that you spent far too much time envisioning yourself as Dear Mr.
Goodkind: Thank you for putting this series out of its misery.
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