The Great Mortality

Set against the backdrop of the Black Death, the narrative chronicles the harrowing journey of a plague that ravaged Europe and Asia from 1347, resulting in the deaths of twenty-five million people within five years. It explores the profound human experiences of courage, cowardice, and sacrifice during this catastrophic event, providing a vivid portrayal of the era's turmoil. The account not only highlights the devastation but also marks the transition from an old world to a new one, capturing the resilience and despair of humanity in its darkest hours.