The Evening and the Morning

[A] richly told, complex story . . . Follett is a powerful storyteller . . . [whose] fans will enjoy this jaunt through the days before England was merry.
Kirkus (starred)

Follett has done it again. Readers will gobble up this exciting prequel.
Library Journal

[An] absorbing and lengthy saga of life in a chaotic and unstable England on the cusp of the Middle Ages . . . Fans of Follett's ever-popular Kingsbridge series . . . will flock to this . . . while intrigued newcomers can start here.
Booklist

Follett vividly re-creates the ancient era . . . in this feast for his fans.
AARP

Praise for Ken Follett and the Kingsbridge series:

The Kingsbridge books . . . are swift, accessible and written in a clear, uncluttered prose that has a distinctly contemporary feel. . . . Follett presents his worlds in granular detail, but the narratives never stand still. Something dramatic, appalling or enraging happens in virtually every chapter. . . . The result is a massive entertainment that illuminates an obscure corner of British history with intelligence and great narrative energy.
The Washington Post

Follett takes you to a time long past with brio and razor-sharp storytelling. An epic tale in which you will lose yourself.
The Denver Post

[Follett is a] master of the sweeping, readable epic.
The Philadelphia Inquirer

Follett is a master.
The Washington Post