Title: It must just be herd mentality
Product review: The most frightening thing about Terry Goodkind books is not Jagang, or the Keeper, or anything that crawls beyond the boundary. It is the herd of arrested adolescents who will scream "You rule, man!" to anything Goodkind runs up the flagpole. Goodkind could blow his nose on a blank manuscript page, turn it in and have it typeset, and these rabid fans would swear it was gold, award him five stars, and scream for more. [In fact, I'm convinced this is exactly what happened with Soul of the Fire.] This book was pathetic, and a waste of money and time. Goodkind's once promising career has spiraled into an endless stream of words stretching what was once an idea into an ever-thinner thread that frayed and broke a long time ago. It's too bad his fans have the kind of money to toss away, making him richer, while the reading grows poorer by the book.
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