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Fiction · 2001 · PG-13

The Pillars of Creation

by Terry Goodkind

Jennsen, Richard Rahl's half-sister who is immune to magic, becomes a pawn in a plot against her brother in this Sword of Truth installment.

For14+GenreFictionLength625 pagesRead time~18 hours

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Violence

A lot

Significant violence including the series' characteristic torture and battle sequences

Language

Some

Moderate language consistent with the adult Sword of Truth series

Sexual Content

Some

Adult romantic/sexual content consistent with the series

Substance Use

Barely any

Brief references

Emotional Intensity

Some

The Sword of Truth series is known for its Objectivist philosophical content and dark themes of freedom versus control

What this book is about

The seventh Sword of Truth novel shifts perspective to a new character, Richard's half-sister. The series' signature darkness is present including torture and philosophical content. Violence is significant. Adult fantasy.

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Violence and torture

Adult sexual content

Philosophical themes

Dark fantasy

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