Title: A good one to take on vacation
Product review: This is an awesome and absorbing saga about stonemasonry, religion, and politics. Ken Follett obviously did intensive research but also has a vivid imagination. Once you begin you can't really escape the "alternate reality" of this book until you read the last page, at which point you will wish it lasted longer. And that's saying a lot since this book is about 800 pages long. One of my top 10.
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