Ken Follett is one of the best-selling authors of the past 50 years. He
began his career writing spy novels. Then he shifted into writing
historical fiction. Follett has over 178 million books in print and he's
not showing any signs of slowing down. This man loves to write. To tell
stories. To entertain. To make us turn the pages. I had Ken on the show
last year for his previous book and considered that to be a real coup.
So I was delighted when I was offered another chance to talk to him
about his latest effort, "Never."
This book marks a return to the genre that marked the beginning of his
career, the espionage novel. This story is set in the present day and it
is action-packed as the USA and China are lurching toward a possible nuclear war.
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