Blood of the Fold (The Sword of Truth #3)
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"Goodkind delivers a rousing, original, and rewarding story."--Marion Zimmer Bradley
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Richard Cypher, wielder of the Sword of Truth, has defeated the 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.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I was recommended Wizards First Rule a few years ago but found it a pure rip off of other fantasy series, most notably RJ's Wheel of Time series.
In between other books I did squeeze in book 2 - Stone of Tears ? - but again was not particurlarly impressed. However I have recently read Blood of the Fold and for me it was the best in the series so far. It has probably been 2 years or so since I read S of T, so any rehash of previous storylines probably enhanced the enjoyment of the current instalment rather than hindered it as other readers have complained of.
In between other books I did squeeze in book 2 - Stone of Tears ? - but again was not particurlarly impressed. However I have recently read Blood of the Fold and for me it was the best in the series so far. It has probably been 2 years or so since I read S of T, so any rehash of previous storylines probably enhanced the enjoyment of the current instalment rather than hindered it as other readers have complained of.
I will probably wait a while before buying the 4th book in the series but I am looking forward to reading this one rather than reading it because, well I've read the others....
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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Having read Wizards First Rule and Stone of Tears in a week-end I was eager to continue the saga, and was not disappointed. The story carries on well from Stone of Tears and quickly your in the thick of the action. One thing I like about the Sword of Truth series is that each book stands well on its own. True, you ought to read them in order, but you don't have to pick up the next one to see what happens, each is a complete story. I also found the ending exciting and well written (unlike other authors where the ending seems to 'go off on one' so to speak) matching the pace of the book.
My only grumble about the series is that almost all of the ideas are ripped off from Robert Jordans 'Wheel of Time'. Which if you have the time to wade through (nine books with ten on the way) is the best thing I've read. Each of Goodkinds books seem to introduce new Jordan concepts, so much so I found myself trying to predict the next one.
If you've not read Jordan your in for a treat, if you have then it will make your laugh ... but no matter what your in for a great ride.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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An excellent compelling read, the 3rd in the epic saga about Richard Rahl, Zed, Cara and Kahlan....
Had to force myself to put it down. Too many nights sat up to 3am because I didn't notice the time passing. Wonderful. When finished I instantly wanted to sit and read the next in the series
Had to force myself to put it down. Too many nights sat up to 3am because I didn't notice the time passing. Wonderful. When finished I instantly wanted to sit and read the next in the series
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The series continues
Goodkind has done it again. What an imagination! An unstoppably good read. The stories are superb and brilliantly written. Read more
Published 1 month ago by S. CARDEAL
I really liked it!
Great Fantasy book! already reading the next volume! If you like Fantasy, that is the series to go for! The first two books of the sword of truth series were fantastic! Read more
Published 2 months ago by Anselm Scholz
The Grand Book of Finales
Goodkind shows no fear in creating sweeping epic struggles in this series and the ante is upped once again, where the evil of two power hungry leaders bear down upon Richard Cypher... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Mr. G. Battle
Deeply disappointed
I must stress at the outset that the content of the book written by Terry Goodkind is brilliant. What I am shocked by is the poor quality of the Kindle version because there are... Read more
Published 12 months ago by Daisy
every one should read these books
amazing series amazing books read them in order this book is one of the more darker stories in the series
Published 13 months ago by A. Stenhouse
Don't get sucked in...
This series may start off like an average fantasy book series (first novel 'Wizard's First Rule' - is typical peasant farmboy discovers great powers and true identity of his father... Read more
Published 15 months ago by SFF fangirl
Not as good
This third book of the series was a little bit of a let down for me. I really struggled.
Richard as the Lord Rahl is not the Richard I know and love as the seeker. Read more
Richard as the Lord Rahl is not the Richard I know and love as the seeker. Read more
Published 16 months ago by T. Morton
The Whirlwind Reaps On
Having not long finished this the third of the series I can honestly say that I am even more eagere to continue with this enthralling series. Read more
Published 21 months ago by ski19670193
A good read, but downhill from first 2 books
Reading the first chapters made me feel I would never put down the book before it was read. The next chapters kept the suspense and seemed to start a great fantasy plot. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Binzer
blood of the fold
Arrived in good time and good condition, very enjoyable story. Couldn't put the book down, good stuff and well worth the read
Published on 12 Feb 2010 by C. Atkinson
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