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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. It's good, but is it just me or is Mr. Whyte trying to emulate Dan Brown's famous novel? The themes are very similar. ( )The characters are not as well developed as Whyte's Arthurian novels, but this is only book 1 of the trilogy. I hope the characters get more believable and less wooden in books 2 and 3. This book was amazing! I absolutely LOVED this book! Jack Whyte is Amazing! i recomend this book to anyone interested in history or who can just sit and read to a good story! A great book! Jack Whyte kept it as realistic and correct and he could! Very exciting stories, you never really know whats going to happen! Whyte does an excellent job of melding known facts with inspired guesses to build a believable story. As he has done in his "Camulod" series about King arthur, he has taken what we know to be true, added some generally accepted thoughts concerning the Knights Templar and expanding upon this base writes a ripping yarn, as they used to say. I am looking forward to volume two of this series. no reviews | add a review
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