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| Original Title: | Faith of the Fallen |
| ISBN: | 081257639X (ISBN13: 9780812576399) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Sword of Truth #6 |
| Characters: | Richard Cypher, Kahlan Amnell, Lord Rahl |
Terry Goodkind
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 785 pages Rating: 4.1 | 64744 Users | 1124 Reviews
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There is an alternate cover edition here.As his beloved Kahlan lies close to death, Richard Rahl, who distrusts prophecy more than anyone, is confronted by a compelling vision - one that bears a terrible price. It would mean taking Kahlan away to safety while abandoning his people to a grim fate.
As savage hordes stand poised to invade their homeland, Richard and Kahlan's devotion, not only to each other but to their cause and their duty, is imperiled in the descending fury of war. Amid the turmoil, Nicci, a woman from Richard's past, haunted by her memory of him, makes a fateful decision. Despite Nicci's hunger to understand the source of Richard's indomitable will, her burning passion to destroy him commits her to the unthinkable.
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| Title | : | Faith of the Fallen (Sword of Truth #6) |
| Author | : | Terry Goodkind |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 785 pages |
| Published | : | December 15th 2001 by Tor |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Fiction. Epic Fantasy |
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Faith of the FallenSword of Truth book #6By Terry GoodkindA Retroview by Eric AllenDue to my scathing reviews of Terry Goodkind's more recent work, I have recieved quite a few people saying that "if you claim to be so much of a Goodkind fan, then why don't you review one of his good books." So here, for all of you who asked for it, is my review of my most favorite Goodkind book of them all.There's one thing that many complainers have in common when speaking of Goodkind's works. They don't likeI'm even going to waste my time on this because of how much I hate this book, the bad writing, and Terry Himself.Many years ago, I read Atlas Shrugged, and was reminded of Aynd's writing style in this book.The first few books were ok, but even by the previous book, I noticed that the preachyness was getting a bit much.Kahlan gets hurt, then, in FOTF, she mends with no use of magic. Richard is taken to the Emperial order to teach him the goodness of the order. We're shown; no, we're bashed over
I have SO MANY THOUGHTS.For most of the time reading this book, I was pretty sure I was going to give it three stars. I haven't given a Sword of Truth book three stars since the first one, which I read way back in 2009. (Knowing how the series turns out from there, I think that may have been an optimistic rating, and if I read it again now, I might round it down to two stars.) Then somewhere around the middle I was like, nah, two stars. Then I changed my mind again at the end. If I don't rate
Best so far in the series which I decided as it has been the least rapey and also the least lecture-y.
Ironically, this was the least rape-y of the series thus far, but it made me the most angry.First, rape. There wasn't a lot of that here. There was that one scene where Nicci gave away all of their money and then everyone decided to attack her for more. Pretty sure that was headed in a rape-y direction. Then there was that one scene later where she used sex as a weapon against Richard by having that one asshole have sex with her because Kahlan would feel it via the spell that was the excuse for
My husband and I have both been addicted to the Sword of Truth series since my brother introduced it to us. We're down to the last couple of books. FYI- don't bother with the tv series "based" on the books.This particular book makes you question the widely followed philosophy of always caring for your neighbor. This shows the dark side of putting others before yourself, essentially saying that their lives are more important than your own. It would certainly be best if you read the books before
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