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World Without End

World Without End
By Ken Follett

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #178 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-10-04
  • Released on: 2007-10-04
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 1111 pages

Editorial Reviews

Daily Express
'Medieval life at its most real...you live and breathe the characters'

Scotland on Sunday
'Follett takes you to a time long past and does so with brio and razor-sharp storytelling skills'

Woman & Home
'This is epic fiction at its best'


Customer Reviews

Loved it!5
I read Pillars of the Earth and thoroughly enjoyed it (apart from the lame plot line at the beginning with the builder meeting the exotic woman of the woods!). This one had a lot to live up to and I have to say, I prefer it to the first one. There is a little less 'technical' material about the building work that is going on and more about the characters and the goings on in their personal lives. There were so many sub-plots, I almost lost count, but this adds to the intrigue. I find this era in history fascinating and I think that's what I found so appealing about the story. I feel bereft now I have finished it and am desperately trying to find another book to replace the void.

Brilliant Sequel to Pillars of the Earth4
Pillars of the Earth is my all time favorite novel, so although I usually wait for the paperback, when I saw the reduced price of the hardback at Amazon, I immediately ordered it. It was well worth it. However "Sequels are not equal". So I only give it four stars, although I admit, my expectations after Pillars of the Earth were extremely high. While brilliant, after Pillars of the Earth, I felt it lacked somewhat in originality. Also, I am not a prude, but I found the graphic sex as depicted not believable, considering the historical period and the morals of the time. Otherwise it appears to be well researched and historical accurate. In any case, a good read!

Ken Follet at his best5
I wanted to wait for the paperback to come out, but I did not have the patience. Now I am glad I did not. If you liked The Pillars of the Earth you will love this one. It is very similar, but maybe even easier to read. All the characters are brand new, and even if there are some allusions to those that appeared in his celebrated novel, it is not necessary at all to have read it to enjoy this one.Even though it is a very long book, once you start you cannot stop.
It is a best-seller, yes;but a most enjoyable one.