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Confessor

Book Review by: playitagain    

Original Author: Terry Goodkind
      Confessor is the last in a long series of books known as The Sword of Truth .  Richard
(Cypher) Rahl must find a way to end the Jihad started from book one.  From chapter one you know that Richard is ensconsed in the enemy camp lead by the   
violent,, power hungry, Jajang, who uses his power as a dreamwalker  to enter the minds  of those he can control.                                                                                        From the start, you are whisked away to a world of magic and struggle.  As the story unfolds, the dilemmas become ever more impossible to overcome.   Our hero must find a way to restore his wifes memory, and the memories of those who had loved her.  Kahlan Amnell, the Mother Confessor,  who is the last of her kind, has no past, and even less hope of a future. 
  Characters from  past books and a new friend or two appear with struggles of their own, to see this war end, for better of worse.  Mix in prophecy,an underworld beast. failing magic, bloodshed, and even humor, and you will have hours of reading enjoyment.      
  This book is not for the squeemish,  or, young readers, as it does contain acts of violence.  It is also a love story. It shows to what lengths a man might go to save the woman he loves just to have her by his side again. No love story is complete without the woman he does not love, but loves him anyway, and what she would do to see him happy.
          Books in The Sword of Truth series are:             
  Wizards First Rule
  Stone of Tears
  Blood of the Fold
  Temple of the Winds
  Soul of the Fire
  Faith of the Fallen
  The Pillars of Creation
  Naked Empire
  Chainfire
  Phantom
  Confessor
  And a special mention to:
  Debt of Bones   (Which I refer to as the Book Zedd.)
                                                                      
Published: December 15, 2007
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