Title: The Emperor Has No Clothes!
Product review: This book was awful. It was not a deep dissertation on the human spirit, or complex human conditions, or anything else. It was 100 pages of Richard chasing a chicken-monster, 50 pages of recap from previous books and about 250 pages of Kahlan pouting and whining. Oh, and Richard finding out he has yet another woman who thinks she's married to him, something that occurs in each book and has become a source of great merriment among Goodkind's former fans. What started off with some promise in Wizard's First Rule has fizzled into a boring, endless, pointless episodic melodrama which even the author admits has no plan for a conclusion. Stop the Madness! We've all made Terry Goodkind very rich, and this is how he rewards us? I'm insulted.
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