At the dawn of the twenty-first century, bold advances in technology exceed all expectations. Computers are built from single molecules. Information moves instantly with no wires or networks. Even moments from the past can be actualized. Now, suddenly, a group of historians have literally entered life in fourteenth-century feudal France. And the world may never be the same again.
Not since Jurassic Park has Michael Crichton given us such a magnificent adventure. Here the science of the future collides head-on with the complex realities of the medieval past. In …
