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reference type Book
title Never
author Follett, Ken
year2021
publisher Viking
place published New York
issue 10.
ISBN 9780593300015
abstract "The new must-read epic from master storyteller Ken Follett: more than a thriller, it's an action-packed, globe-spanning drama set in the present day."
An undercover CIA agent is enslaved in a prison camp run by Islamist extremists in the Libyan desert. He meets a fellow slave who is a Bahá’í who explains the Faith as recognizing all religions. The Bahá'í explains that there was a Bahá’í community in a Libyan village, but when the community opened a school for both boys and girls, the Islamists wiped out the village through murder and slavery. Follett has managed to not only bring the Bahá'í Faith to the attention of hundreds of thousands of readers, but also to highlight its persecution.
notes LCCN 2021009867.
Bahá'í Faith: p. 449.
language English
keywords FICTION
number of pages 802
edition First edition.
call number PR6056.O45 N48 2021
accession number 21926999

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