Weakest of the series. Author spends too much time focused on gay characters to the detriment of the story. Otherwise historically informative.

A great addition to the trilogy

This is the end of the series and I am glad I read it all. It took a very long time, but worth it. I am pleased to recommend the series. Happy Reading!

Follett is one of my favorites, and he delivers another terrific tale in this series.

Fantastic! Once again, Follet weaves the stories of his characters into a beautiful, fascinating look at history.

The entire book seemed rushed. Very little character development. And like the prequel book the last quarter of the book seemed to just a sprint to get it finished. Hard to believe the book was written by Ken. Seems like it was written by a committee with everyone throwing out ideas and trying to figure out how to work it into the story.

Follet always seems to captivate me with his characters. Some I hate, some I love & some that frustrate me by choosing the wrong person to marry. I loved this book, and he has become my favorite contemporary author by continually writing novels that make me want more. His historical fictions are full of facts that I had never learned previously, and compel me to research historical records to confirm that he has indeed done his homework. This one is 5 stars for my reading taste.

Fabulous… period. I’m so sad this series is done!

I normally love Ken Follett novels but this one was very tedious and I struggled to finish it.

C