Title: An Interesting Addition.
Product review: Firstly, I would like to say how much I admire Goodkind for writing a book that is vastly different - in terms of character action - from previous instalments of the Sword of Truth. Admitedly, characters which had endeared the reader to them in previous books are not present. How can the introduction of new (though short-lived) characters be a detrimental thing? Rather, they serve to show Goodkinds depth of understanding in terms of human emotion and cognizance. Whilst other writers are curtailed by acts of mindless violence, Goodkind has shown that he is not under any such restrictions.This book shifts away - to some extent - from what Goodkind previously wrote but is, for all of that, a masterpiece still, dealing with the most profound of subjects and exploring the diverse facets of humanity.
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