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| Book Title | Stone of Tears |
| Series | Sword of Truth |
| Genre | Epic Fantasy / High Fantasy / Adventure Fantasy |
| Author | Terry Goodkind |
| Publisher | Tor Fantasy |
| Published | 1996 |
| Pages | 920 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition Notes |
Good used condition with noticeable but acceptable reading and shelf wear. The front cover has rubbing and scuffing across the metallic-brown upper section, moderate edge wear, corner wear, and small creases. The lower front edge and corners show additional rubbing. The back cover has substantial surface rubbing and scratching across the upper brown section, edge and corner wear, and wear along the bottom edge. Binding appears intact and the book remains a solid, complete reading copy. |
| Condition | Good |
Richard Cypher and Kahlan Amnell survived the events of Wizard’s First Rule, but their victory has opened the way to an even greater danger. Richard’s emerging magical abilities are becoming increasingly powerful—and increasingly difficult to control.
As forces connected to the Underworld threaten the living, Richard is drawn toward the mysterious Sisters of the Light, who claim they can teach him to master his Gift. Meanwhile, Kahlan faces war, betrayal, and enemies determined to destroy everything they fought to protect. Their paths separate as both confront sacrifices that could change their lives and their world forever.
A major early volume in Terry Goodkind’s bestselling Sword of Truth series and an excellent series-building fantasy title. Stone of Tears greatly expands the world introduced in Wizard’s First Rule, developing Richard’s magical abilities, Kahlan’s role as Mother Confessor, the Sisters of the Light, and the growing supernatural conflict surrounding the Underworld. This is a strong bookstore title despite the copy’s visible wear because readers frequently look for individual volumes needed to complete the series.
This is the 1996 Tor Fantasy mass-market paperback edition, ISBN 9780812548099, and Book #2 of The Sword of Truth. This edition contains 992 pages.
