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 Blood of the Fold - Terry Goodkind
 Blood of the Fold - Terry Goodkind ... megalomaniac wizard Darken Rahl, but the forces of evil are not content to rest in defeat and the sealed realm of the Old World is sending out emissaries to win to their cause the anti-magic zealots, the Blood of the Fold.Newest Review: ... Tears, left off. Richard Rahl has been reunited with his love Kahlan, and now has to try and put a halt to the Imperial ... more ... Orders fast march up through the midlands.
There is plenty of action in this book, some really detailed writing as you would expect from Terry goodkind, he paints some wonderful pictures that make it easy for the imagination to grasp the story!
There is a fast pace through out this book, keeps you interested all the way through. Makes you want to get hold of the next book as soon as possible. If your knew to the world of Fantasy fiction the sword of truth is a great place to start! I would always recommend these books,...more |
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Blood of the Fold - Terry Goodkind: Fast Paced Fantasy Thriller (171 words)
by - written on 26/05/09 (Somewhat useful, 2 readings)
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This is the 3rd book in the fantastic sword of truth Series from Terry goodkind! Blood of the Fold picks up the story where the last volume, Stone of Tears, left off. Richard Rahl has been reunited with his love Kahlan, and now has to try and put a halt to the Imperial Orders fast march up through the midlands. There is plenty of action in this book, some really detailed writing as you would expect from Terry goodkind, he paints some wonderful pictures that make it easy for the imagination to grasp the story! There is a fast pace through out this book, keeps you interested all the way through. Makes you want to get hold of the next book as ... Read the complete review
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