Stone of Tears
Books | Fiction / Fantasy / Epic
4.3
(660)
Terry Goodkind
With Darken Rahl defeated, Richard and Kahlan head back to the Mud People to be married. As they wait for their wedding day to approach, they discover three Sisters of Light are pursuing Richard, intending to take him back to the Old World to be trained as a Wizard. Additionally, unbeknownst to Richard and Kahlan, the veil has been torn and the Stone of Tears has entered the world. According to prophecy, the only person who has a chance at closing the veil is the one bonded to the blade, the one born true.
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Author
Terry Goodkind
Pages
979
Publisher
RosettaBooks
Published Date
2015-03-24
ISBN
0795346093 9780795346095
Ratings
Google: 5
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"Always happy to read it. Such a good book! "
Océane Fantinel
"Okay I mostly liked this one now that I'm used to his storytelling style. Again - the negative comments I read before reading it were way too harsh although I agree with a couple things like wtf with the demon sex and rapy-ness? Sheesh. I think the story could have been told just as well without that nonsense but whatevs. It was a good story and I'm already nervous for what is getting ready to go down in the next book. This time I'm not going to read the reviews. <br/><br/>OH! One more thing - I listened to this on Audiobook and HATED the narration. It sounded like the book was being read by SIRI. I spent two chapters wondering if it was some kind of electronic character recognition program. If it weren't for some of the character voices, I wouldn't have been able to listen past the beginning. I was so disappointed when it started, but I made myself listen further and it did get a little better. I haven't looked but I hope the next book has a better narrator."
K H
Kimberly Harper
"I can't say I do I have been devouring the series and it's hard to pick a favorite. But it is easy to say that this series is full of incredible books. "
Myrh F. Rocks
"Its the second book in the series so youll want to start with Wizards First Rule! Enjoy!"
Jessica Tattersall
"If the first book in this series was fine, but a little bit of a slog, this one is even worse, weighing in at almost 1000 pages. I'm not sure why so many fantasy authors think their books must be big enough to bludgeon a grown person senseless."
John Detrick