Chainfire Trilogy by Terry Goodkind

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Submitted by merrakel 
(May 06, 2010)

This book was pretty awesome. The fact that Goodkind decided to not really include Kahlan in this book is pretty gutsy, and it played out for the better! I have read all of the books but I wanted to comment on this one because I think this book is where it starts to get really interesting. All of the previous books just about have the same plot: Richard and Kahlan are together, trouble happens, they get separated, Richard fixes the trouble, they're back together again. This time Goodkind creates BIG trouble which takes three books to play out. Epic last adventure for Richard and Kahlan. These books are inspiring and they hold life lessons.

I don't know why everyone rags on these last three books. I am in the middle of Confessor and I believe it is AMAZING. These books fully show the entirety of the entire series. It also shows about how life is so important and how people work with themselves. No one could not like this book. It has every thign a goood book needs. Blood, Love, and a dashing hero.