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World Without End - Ken Follett
by Robin_Hod12 - written on 26/01/09 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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World without end is the follow up book to Pillars Of The Earth by Ken Follett, and even though this may bring joy to the hearts of those who read the original, it is no in no way a necessity to have read the original book before reading this. The main reason for this is that although the book is set in the same place and in a similar time, perhaps some 100-200 years following the events of Pillars of the Earth, but does not involve the same characters the previous book, although mentions of them can be seen at points, as well as the inclusion of some of the offspring of the original characters. The story begins with the main characters of the book as children, telling ...
World Without End - Ken Follett
by monkeyboy2 - written on 20/08/09 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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Before 1989, Ken Follett was a highly successful thriller novelist but in that year he published his magnum opus, The Pillars of the Earth, which was a significant departure from his previous style. Whereas he d made his name with a series of contemporary thrillers, The Pillars of the Earth was an epic historical novel about the building of a cathedral. His publishers were unsurprisingly very reluctant for one of their successful writers to take such a risk but he held his ground and after a long time writing it was released and ended up being Follett s most successful book by a large margin, making his nervous publishers a hell of a lot of money in the process. So, ...
The Third Twin - Ken Follett
by indigojade - written on 18/06/01 (Very useful, 573 readings)
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This is the second book I have read by Follet and as with the first I was unable to put it down. The story takes place over the period of one week and believe me you live every day of that week alongside the characters! We are introduced to a bright young scientist – Dr Jeannie Ferrami, who is undertaking research into the ‘nature –vs- nurture’ argument, in short she is searching for twins who have been brought up apart from one another, to try determine, why people become criminals, is it a genetic trait or a ‘learned’ trait. Ferrami has written her own search engine to find the twins, by scanning medical databases that will throw up any ...
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