An Age Without A Name
Series: last book of the Weil trilogy
Publisher: CFM BOOKS
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Toronto
Number of pages: 358
First sentence: It was an important day for Herald Gold, perhaps the most important day of his life.
Description: A vision of the future that evolves out of an apocalyptic past. We rejoin the characters from Crying As She Ran and Messages Like Memories in the year 2020 and  we follow them through the hazards of life, the mysteries of afterlife, and their relationships with people and advanced technologies. This is a book about heinous ambition and gargantuan corporate greed, about the healing of  hate, and the enduring power of love.
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