London

Edward Rutherfurd's London spans from the Roman era under Julius Caesar to the 20th century Blitz, following generations of families like the Merediths, Bulls, Duckets, Doggets, and Silversleeves.

The narrative weaves through key events such as the Plague, Great Fire, Norman Conquest, and suffragette scandals, vividly depicting the city's evolution, passions, struggles, and cultural shifts while highlighting its role as a hub of assimilation and change.