Super Short Summary

Winter of the World by Ken Follett continues the saga of five interconnected families beginning in 1933, covering events like World War II, the Spanish Civil War, and the development of nuclear weapons. The book explores anti-fascist activities, espionage, and personal relationships, all while tracking the experiences of the next generation. The narrative spans from Hitler's rise to power to the early Cold War, setting the stage for the trilogy's conclusion in Edge of Eternity. The book contains themes of wartime violence, including assault.