Stone of Tears (Sword of Truth Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.56 (759 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1593353006 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 148 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Though this saved humanity from the evil mage's tyrannies, it also tore the veil between worlds, so the diabolical Keeper of the Underworld can now reach through and seize permanent control of the living. In the earlier book, Seeker of Truth Richard Cypher tricked the sorcerer Darken Rahl by using Wizard's First Rule (that people are stupid and can be easily misled) into opening the wrong Box of Orden. Copyright 1995 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Publishers Weekly This satisfying sequel to Goodkind's powerful debut novel, Wizard's First Rule, has everything one co
He was joined on this epic quest by his beloved Kahlan, the only survivor among the Confessors, who brought a powerful but benevolent justice to the land before Rahl's evil scourge. Aided by Zedd, the last of the wizards who opposed Rahl, they were able to cast him into the underworld, saving the world from the living hell of life under Rahl. But the veil to the underworld has been torn, and Rahl, from beyond the veil, begins to summon a sinister power more dreadful than any he has wielded before. If Rahl isn't stopped, he will free the Keeper itself, an evil entity whose power is so vast and foul that once freed, it can never again be contained.. In Wizard's First Rule, Richard Cypher's world was turned upside down. Once a simple woods guide, Richard was forced to become the Seeker of Truth, to save the world from the vile dominance of Darken Rahl, the most viciously savage and powerful wizard the world had ever seen. Horrifying creatures escape through the torn veil, wreaking havoc on the unsuspecting world above
I Teach Typing said Just as intense as the first book. If you enjoyed the intensity of the first book and if you were wondering if it could be carried forward this provides a decisive YES. The horror of captivity themes of the first book are not lost as Goodkind explores other aspects of desolation and war. Like the first book, this is not for the faint of heart but if you can stomach ultra-violence and intense themes this is another extraordinary book.. Needs a better editor, but excellent story. There are a few sections of the book that are annoyingly redundant. As if the same concept or sentence is repeated 3-Needs a better editor, but excellent story. txmonkey There are a few sections of the book that are annoyingly redundant. As if the same concept or sentence is repeated 3-4 times, slightly differently, over a couple of pages or even paragraphs. By no means am I a grammar nazi, but that, in addition to the numerous typos, was distracting enough to take away from the experience at times. I imagine it was just lazy editing, which is unfortunate.Because this book is touching at the very least, and can change the way. times, slightly differently, over a couple of pages or even paragraphs. By no means am I a grammar nazi, but that, in addition to the numerous typos, was distracting enough to take away from the experience at times. I imagine it was just lazy editing, which is unfortunate.Because this book is touching at the very least, and can change the way. "Love this series! Better then game of thrones" according to Nicole2me. My love of fantasy sprung from the sword of truth series. So many twists and turns within the story. So many small hints of what is to come. Once you had read the series read it again and you will be in awe of the masterpiece that Terry has written.