Title: Among the worst fantasy I've ever read...
Product review: Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series started with more fire and imagination than it's continued with. Story lines are often rehashed varieties of the same ever increasingly dangerous plot, and Soul of Fire is no different. One eventually wonders how the author never thought to himself "wow, this is incredibly boring and repetitious, I should scrap it all and start over." The plot is so paper thin that the reader can easily guess how the story will end. I would recommend the book only if you're a desperate fantasy reader and have extensively read (and re-read) your current collection and need something else to read, regardless of how stultifying you might find it.
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