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Faith of the Fallen (Sword of Truth, Book 6) Faith of the Fallen (Sword of Truth, Book 6)
by Terry Goodkind

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recommended for: fans of Ayn Rand

** spoiler alert ** This book continues the political commentary, giving the clearest message yet on the ills of bureaucratic socialism. I found the war tactics interesting.

It's worth noting that unlike the previous novels of the series, each of which takes place in a month or two, this one takes place over a full year.

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**SPOILERS BELOW**

"The Faith of the Fallen" is an outright homage to "The Fountainhead". In the climax of the novel the main character has been acting as a stonemason to carve hideous sculptures dictated by the rulers, but decides the only way to be true to himself is to throw off those bounds and carve a thing for beauty for himself. It is set upon a backdrop of thick bureaucracy where his employers aren't able to get enough steel to build a palace b/c the bureaucrats say it's unfair for certain movers to carry more steel than others even though the others don't have a working cart, and it's unfair for certain producers of steel to sell more tha...more

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