Century Trilogy Edge of Eternity: Book Three of the Century Trilogy, Book 3, (Paperback)

from 4fish

Looking at the average ratings, I can see I'm in the minority here, but I just didn't enjoy this one as much as the first two books in the trilogy. Too much focus on the minutiae of Cold War politics at the expense of character development, in my opinion.

from parp

What does it mean having to fight for freedom? It's not so obvious to those who were born in freedom and not even suffered lack of it much less experienced tyranny. To fight for freedom is to fight evil. To imagine better the consequences of not fighting it one can read Ken Follett's Century tril...

from sblerner

Ken Follett is always very readable, but this one felt more like a political history lesson than character driven novel. In other words, the characters seemed to exist as voices to tell the history. The romances were not all that believable and the characters felt a bit flat. That said, it IS fas...

from zmagic69

Nt as good as the first two, but still a fantastic book to read. I felt too much time was spent in the 60's and way too much praise for the Kennedy's, the usual hate for Nixon, nothing regarding Jimmy Carter the buffoon. I get that it was fiction but still. The ending of the book was a little to ...

from knittingmomof3

It has taken me awhile to put to words my thoughts of Edge of Eternity, Ken Follett's final book in The Century Trilogy. My first impression while reading the book was how disappointed I was, then let down and shocked at how much was left out or glossed over, and in place of what could be fascina...