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Code to Zero Ken Follett Books

I’m a huge Ken Follett fan, but this is my least favorite of his books. The idea of someone waking up with amnesia is fascinating ( that by itself would have been a great mystery book) but after a certain point the storyline is obvious, and I didn’t like any of the characters enough to care what happened to them.


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Code to Zero Ken Follett Books Reviews

Educational as well as entertaining. Seemed like a sequel to Hornet Flight. Just another great Follett historical suspension novel. Read
As usual, Ken Follett has not let me down. Energized writing. I had no idea what was going to happen. There was excitement at the turn of every page. Really enjoyed the pieces about the rocket. Added a great deal. Strongly recommend this book. As a history buff, I have never been disappointed with anything written by Ken Follett.
this must have been one of the first novels by Follet. He is my favorite author but this one was very poorly written in my opinion. Plot was quite unrealistic and characters superficial. Nothing like Pillars of the Earth or the Century Trilogy
That well-written, elegant novel reminded me very much of John le Carre famous books, however,Code to Zero is original in its own way telling fascinating story of the Cold War of the 60-ies.
The book starts with the man waking up at tbe railway station, dessed in rugs and not remembering who he was.
The plot unravels as that man who is the American rocket scientist Luke Lucas tries to restore his forgotten past and understand what events led to his total amnesia.

The novel describes the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union after the Russians successfully launched the first satellite and the Americans went through a number of failed attempts to catch up with their enemy.

Code to Zero is the story of a few friends, who met at the university, fought in the Second World War and kept in touch after the war.
Friends who liked and loved each other and some of whom betrayed the others working for their country's enemy.

That is the story of life-long devotion to each other and blind readiness to sacrifice everything which is sacred and dear to them for false political beliefs.
I finished this book in two days as I could not. Put it down. I live about 25 miles south of cape Canaveral and am familiar with all the places men tioned in the book. That made it even more interesting to me. I was in a rooftop revolving resturant in Bangkok with my wife when they landed on the moon. The were showing it live on TV in the resturant. The cliental were an international group. We were all mesmerized BT the landing. Both my wife and I are now in our eighties and the moon landing remains as one of those special events in our lifetime.
Not the best Ken Follett novel I have read but still retained many of the features I have come to expect from his stories. Fast moving, full of suspense. Like usual I couldn't put it down. But somehow not quite in the league of previous masterpieces.
I didn't think I could ever listen to anything written by Ken Follett that I would not enjoy. After listening to World Without End, Winter of the World, Fall of Giants, and Pillars of the Earth (each one a classic that I can listen to many times) I was really disappointed in Code to Zero. Plot sounded really interesting but it just did not go anywhere (in my opinion). After one listening I will send it to the resale shop.
I’m a huge Ken Follett fan, but this is my least favorite of his books. The idea of someone waking up with amnesia is fascinating ( that by itself would have been a great mystery book) but after a certain point the storyline is obvious, and I didn’t like any of the characters enough to care what happened to them.