Confessor: Library Edition

from pmtracy

Overall, this was a satisfactory ending to what amounted to a 14,000 page endeavor by the author. While the chapters detailing Richard's captivity could have been shortened, I suppose they were necessary to fill all of the details behind the Order's motivations and what was to come in the rest of...

from LindaLiu

Finally, the story moves along at a much brisker pace. If the action had been evened out a bit over some of the previous books (where not a lot happened) then this one might not have felt so hectic. True, there was a happy ending, and some of my favourite characters made an appearance, such as Gr...

from dbhutch

Goodkind draws his epic to a close with Confessor. (or does he? I hear rumors there is another book coming in 2011 on Richard and Kahlan.) The Order is about to swallow all. Jagang has found a way into the People's palace, Richard is a captive of the Order and playing Ja'La - against the Emporers...

from dw0rd

The author did a good job of pulling together the plot elements of the previous 12 books. Sometimes gruesome, sometimes silly, sometimes sappy, always readable, it reflected its predecessors. I disliked the simplistic preachiness throughout which I thought was overdone. This is after all, fantasy...

from LisaMaria_C

Once upon a time I loved this series. If you've got this far, either you still loved it, or like me at the time this book came out you were a completest. (Goodkind and LK Hamilton cured me of that with their series.) If you still loved the series thus far, I doubt this will disappoint. If you've ...