Oh man, this book was amazing. It is probably my favorite in teh series. They go into more depth about Ja La d'h Jin and how all of that plays out, oh man! Amazing.

What?... The last book is out?... I thought it wasn't coming out until '08?

Dunno where you heard that....but no, it was scheduled for November 2007, and uhhh, it came out?

So ummm, go pick it up now

Wish I was reading it right now >_<

Woo! I'm totally going to go pick it up tomorrow. That made my night.

In true Mishtram fashion, I buy a 30 buck book and finish it the day after I get it...

... since I'm probably one of the few who have finished it, I'm not going to give my opinions quite yet, but I personally liked how everything turned out. Definitely tied up some of the plot ends that I had been worrying about since Book 2/3 onwards.

Appreciate it ^_~ I can't read it until around the Middle of December, so maybe by the 20th I'll be done?

Nice to hear it ties up the various plots ^_^ TG had a few subplots he needed to tie up >_>

Man, I just figured something out! I'll put it all in spoiler tags for people who haven't read it yet.

Got this for Christmas, going to be reading it soon.

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Got this for Christmas, going to be reading it soon.

I hate having to wait for the paperback. But it would look really strange to have 10 paperback books and one hardback. Plus I just don't want to spend that much money on one book these days. But I still have the last two Harry Potter books and the Eragon books to go through. Also need to pick up Jordan's Knife of Dreams which I completely forgot about. Been a busy two years.

I used to always wait for the paperbacks, but then I just got so into the story that I needed the next books right when they came out. That happened around Pillars Of Creation actually. So I basically have 6 paperbacks and 5 hardcovers. It looks kind of weird, but I don't mind.

Eh, the trick is to read multiple series at once. George R.R. Martin has a good one. Jordan of course and so on.

Yeah, but I'm very picky when it comes to books. I don't really like to branch off very much, which is unfortunate. I've tried to read Jordan, and the Recluse series, but that didn't last long. Maybe I should pick them up again.

I'm kind of surprised you wouldn't like Jordan. It is probably one of the most similar series to Goodkind's there is. Typically people that like Goodkind like Jordan and vice versa. And George R.R. Martin is another that people like in that genre. J. Gregory Keyes is another good one. The Waterborn and Black God were good. Didn't care much for his Age of Unreason series though. And I lost Track of him after that.

Just have to branch out and try new things. Some you will like others you won't but there are tons of novels and series that run along a similar genre so that you don't have to go to far to find something good.

Oh no, it's not that I didn't like them, I guess I just didn't want to get too involved in another series at the time. After I finish Confessor I'll try my hand at Jordan again, from what I remember, I did like it though.