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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Cack
By Kindle Customer
Although the book is cack if you can set aside logical thought it has an adventurous theme that can allow some time in it's pages

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
I love a good treasure hunt story...
By Taz_UK
But unfortunately this isn't one of them. I bought this book as I have an interest in the Knights Templars roughly equal to the main protagonist in the story and find myself buying anything which contains references to them, however vague. This means I've read many a rubbish, and some not so rubbish, Templar-related 'fiction' book over the years, but this has got to be the worst one by far. Badly constructed and written, with unbelievable characters which vie with a mediocre plot, it leaves the reader both underwhelmed and somewhat frustrated.I had never heard of the writer before and was surprised to find there is a previous novel containing the same characters. This is because the main male character (obviously English because of his ludicrous name) is supposed to be an ex-spy or something, yet he doesn't seem to even have common sense, let alone any spy-like tendencies. He routinely assumes they won't be followed, when they're leaving a trail obvious enough that a deaf, dumb and blind person could follow! And how can he be so surprised when their adversary catches up with them every time? The female character is a strange mix of overwrought woman and steely nerves, sometimes within a sentence of each other and it doesn't really work. And where does she get all those notebook computers? Forever leaving them behind all over the place, but always has another one available to use when they need crank up the next plot device.I read the entire book only because I hate to not finish any book, but it didn't get any better as it went on and by the time I'd finished I felt a sense of disappointment at a wasted opportunity. It is possible that there is an okay story in there somewhere, but the author, unfortunately, has no idea how to tell it.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Written by someone who cannnot write
By Noble Savage
I picked up this book from a charity shop. I have a weakness for codswallop so wasn't expecting literature of the highest order, but it was so much worse than I'd imagined that I found myself groaning and laughing sentence by sentence. It's worse than Dan Brown. Hell, it's worse than Patricia Cornwell. This author CANNOT WRITE. S/he may have a story to tell, but is hampered by having no talent for English on the page. Her/his English ex-spy character uses phrases nobody has uttered except in jest for about 100 years, and only then if they were very pompous or aiming to induce raised eyebrows. Cliche, cliche, cliche and all the mixed metaphor and non sequitur you could hope to find in the work of an illiterate teenager's first attempt at fiction.

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