Of Course, The Best Research In The World Does Not A Story Make, But Follett Also Comes Through With A Terrifically Compelling Plot. Follett Shows The Workings Of Politicians In All Their Corrupt Glory, In Both Religious And Temporal Spheres.

Society At Every Level Is Here, Mingling In An Altogether Convincing Way. While It Would Be Grossly Unfair To Say That It's The Same Book With Different Characters, The Similarities Of Structure Give A Definite Feeling Of Deja Vu…the Novel's Greatest Strength Lies In Its Well-researched, Beautifully Detailed Portrait Of The Late Middle Ages. the Washington Post - Diana Gabaldon the Millions Of Readers Who Enjoyed Ken Follett's Pillars Of The Earth (1989) Will Certainly Enjoy Its Sequel, World Without End. Read more 2007 Ken Follett (P)2007 Penguin Audio, a member of Penguin Group (USA), Inc.

Now, Two Centuries After The Townspeople Of Kingsbridge Finished Building The Exquisite Edifice, Four Children Slip Into The Forest And Witness A Killing-an Event That Will Bind Them All By Ambition, Love, Greed, And Revenge. Three years in the writing, World Without End once again shows that Ken Follett is a masterful author writing at the top of his craft. ken Follett Astonished The Literary World With the Pillars Of The Earth, A Sweeping Epic Novel Set In Twelfth-century England That Centered On The Building Of A Cathedral And The Men, Women, And Children Whose Lives It Changed Forever.

The #1 new York Times Bestselling Sequel To the Pillars Of The Earth.

World Without End by Ken Follett