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Fiction

malthaussen

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3. Part 3 of a triliogy.

Reply to Laura PourMeADrink (Original post)

Sat Jan 2, 2016, 10:27 AM

Jan 2016

When did Ken Follett start writing like Neal Stephenson? Anyway, it appears from Amazon that the whole production is pretty good, so if you want a 3,000-page epic to curl up with this winter, this might be for you.
It is quite amusing how many reviewers like the first two volumes but can't stand the third, which deals with the events of their lifetimes. There's a moral there, somewhere.

-- Mal

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Highly Recommended Historical Fiction ~ Edge of Eternity [View all] Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2016 OP

Thanks for the recommendation! eom BlueMTexpat Jan 2016 #1

Thanks, Every book I've read by Mr Follett has been enjoyable education TexasProgresive Jan 2016 #2

Part 3 of a triliogy. malthaussen Jan 2016 #3

Why do you say they are similar? Which book of Stephenson's Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2016 #4

The Baroque Cycle. malthaussen Jan 2016 #5

The Baroque Trilogy is a natural wonder pscot Jan 2016 #6

Mrs. Enthusiast read that one. She liked it very much. I have yet to read it. Enthusiast Jan 2016 #7