Un Monde Sans Fin

from msf59

This is Follett's long-awaited follow up to his successful [The Pillars of the Earth]. It is also a sprawling epic of the Middle-Ages, taking place in fourteenth century England. It is populated with a variety of monks, serfs, nuns, builders and knights and everyone is either good or bad, without...

from mudslideslim

The sequel to Pillars of the Earth of course is another trip back in time where every day is a gamble of life and death and the outcome is depending on your wits and ability to survive. The men are men and the priests are devious, I hated to finish the Pillars because it meant I had to leave that...

from RickGeissal

Staggering brilliance; amazing research; great story.

from Clif

World Without End transports the reader into another time and place, 14th Century England. The book contains a broad and intertwined plot that starts in 1327 with four children sharing a fateful encounter in the forest. The tension of maintaining a secret related to this encounter ties the book's...

from LynnMPK

The monks of Kingsbridge continue to be messy 200 years after the events in the first book. This book felt more hopeful in a way that the first book didn't. I didn't feel as connected to the characters as I did in the previous book, but the story was still compelling, and the drama was top notch....