Temple of the Winds

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Author(s):

Terry Goodkind

First Pub:

1998

Genre(s):

Fantasy

First Read:

2011

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Internal ID:

1523

Series:

<- Blood of the Fold - Soul of the Fire ->

Sword of Truth*

#4 of 18

Sword of Truth*

A series of fantasy books begun in 1994 by Terry Goodkind.

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1) Wizard's First Rule
2) Stone of Tears
3) Blood of the Fold
4) Temple of the Winds
5) Soul of the Fire
6) Faith of the Fallen
7) The Pillars of Creation
8) Naked Empire
9) Chainfire
10) Phantom
11) Confessor
12) The Omen Machine
13) The Third Kingdom
14) Severed Souls
15) Warheart
16) Death's Mistress
17) Shroud of Eternity
18) Seige of Stone

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Added: 31-Jan-2015

Last Updated: 06-Apr-2020

Quotes

It is said that the greatest cruelty is drawn from those with the kindest hearts.

Temple of the Winds
Terry Goodkind
Cara Mason

The Wizard's Fourth Rule, he called it. He said that there was magic in forgiveness, in the Fourth Rule. Magic to heal. In the forgiveness you grant, and more so in the forgiveness you receive.

Temple of the Winds
Terry Goodkind
Shota

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Author(s)

Terry Goodkind
Birth: Cir 01 Jan 1948 Omaha, Nebraska, USA
Death: 17 Sep 2020 Boulder City, Nevada, USA

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