Temple of the Winds Audiobook, pg.436-528 Sword of Truth Series Terry Goodkind Read by N. Sullivan

Temple of the Winds Finale pg. 436-528 Sword of Truth Series Terry Goodkind Read by Nick Sullivan -
Temple of the Winds is the fourth book in Terry Goodkind’s epic fantasy series The Sword of Truth. It follows the adventures of Richard Rahl, the Seeker of Truth, and his wife Kahlan Amnell, the Mother Confessor, as they face a deadly plague unleashed by the evil Emperor Jagang and his army of the Imperial Order. In order to stop the plague, Richard must enter the Temple of the Winds, a sacred place where time and space are twisted and where he must fulfill three conditions: he must be betrayed by his wife, he must betray his wife with another woman, and he must marry that woman. Along the way, he encounters various allies and enemies, such as Nadine, an old friend who wants to marry him; Drefan, a healer who claims to be his half-brother but is actually a serial killer; and Du Chaillu, a woman who was trapped in the Temple for centuries and who is Kahlan’s ancestor. Richard manages to enter the Temple, reverse the plague, and kill Jagang, but not without facing many challenges and dangers. He also reunites with Kahlan and annuls his marriages with Nadine and Rachel, a young girl who helped him in a previous book.

[@Joe-tv3wt]

Nice!! Algorithm more people need to hear this

[@masterlyjdog7437]

Is this the entire book .... because the book is over 1000 pages

[@MundumVisum]

Listen to the whole thing and let me know if anything is missing.

[@kuscheltierdesteufels2451]

I understand it's been over a week ago, but I believe that this is the answer that you were looking for.
This bit is just pages 463-528. There are other bits with pages before & after.

[@MundumVisum]

Also, it depends on the font, empty pages, pictures, chapters, and type of book. These are from the books for the blind. So, I do not know how many pages difference they are. Which is why my short answer was listen to the whole thing and let me know if something is missing.

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