His novels express his political ideas

KEN FOLLETT https://ken-follett.com/en/ was born in Cardiff in 1949. In 1967 he started his philosophy studies at University College London. He began writing novels as a hobby, but with the publication of “The Eye of the Needle”, a thriller set during World War II became successful in 1978. He is a great admirer of Ian Fleming (one of his favorite books is “Live and Let It Die”). His novels express his political ideas. In his novel are faced the struggle for the rights of the working class and the struggle for female emancipation. Two of his novels have been included in the list of the top 101 best sellers of all time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06_WqmF3I9o Some of his books have reached the first position of the New York Times best-seller list.

The story World Without End opens in the year 1327, when four children venturing into the forest adjacent to the city. In the bush they witnessed a clash between two armies and a knight. The adventures of the inhabitants also revolve around the construction of a new stone bridge. Whether or not Middle-Age era fascinates you, this book will grip you from the very start and startle you throughout its 1000+ pages without a single dull moment. Author has a rare sense of intrigue and suspense, that brilliantly conjures with his gift for historical and characterization details. You will be horrified by the cruelty of the time, when powerful and often evil leaders or people of the church victimized others. Women had special difficulties during this era and suffered great injustices. This book is filled with treasures of the past in the way that people lived, from the peasant to the high ranks of nobility.

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