Confessor by Terry Goodkind

This book is the promised end to the Sword of Truth series. I was a little disappointed with how the series ended up (it was too tidy and perfect, in my opinion), but the end is suitably epic, on the scope of the rest of the series. Richard's gift, as always, although you never expect it, gets him the answers he needs at the right time. However, I enjoyed it, as I did the rest of the books in the series. The book was written in the typical, informative and engaging, Goodkind style. Richard's "You shall have your wish" to the Imperial Order is one of his most interesting ways of eliminating his enemies. I'm rambling, but basically the book was more of the same and ended too neatly, but was very enjoyable for fans like myself.

Not very satisfying end off the Sword of Truth series.
You get the impresion goodkind felt he promised to end it so he had to end it.
Khalan decides she has to live up to her best whatever the situation.
War is still raging through the whole world with no winner expected soon.
Richard has to be saved again by Shota this time.
Rachel shows surprising powers
All good guys having doubted Richard support him in the end.
Jagand goes out with a wisper.
Richard (surprisingly he was right again) and pulls off the Magic trick needed to end everything and ends up with unlimited power.
And uses that power wisely (well according to the autor I assume)
And the famous last Wizard rule was a blank book.