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Loading... Relic: The Quest for the Golden Shrine (2001)by Tom Egeland
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. En stjerne - til meg for å ha orket å høre igjennom det hele. Stil: "Du er en hard negl Beltø" - "Du er en hard negl Beltø" - "Du er en hard negl Beltø" - "Du er en hard negl Beltø" (Repetitivt beskrivende det som skulle være usagt og åpenbart - om det var et troverdig karaktertrekk.) Noen hadde vært her" - "Noen hadde vært her" - "Noen hadde vært her" - "Noen hadde vært her" .......................(Til å ha så mye ressurser er det gangstere med svakt repetoar.......) Tema: Kristus etterkommer? So what?? Homeopatisk dilutert genetisk link skulle bety hva? no reviews | add a review
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A golden relic, containing an ancient manuscript that could change the course of history, has been hidden in a monastery. But nobody knows where. One determined man sets out to find this sensational artefact and to trace its origins. No library descriptions found. |
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Google Books — Loading... GenresMelvil Decimal System (DDC)839.823Literature German literature and literatures of related languages Other Germanic literatures Danish and Norwegian literatures Norwegian literature Norwegian Bokmål fictionLC ClassificationRatingAverage:
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This book is described as The Norwegian Da-Vinci Code, but as it appears this book was written first, should it not be that The Da-Vinci Code is the American Relic?
In the crazy around this type of book after the hype of the Da-Vinci Code, this was one of the books that found it's way into the Dutch bookshops. It sounded interesting enough, so I took it with me.
It's an enjoyable read, although not really that original. I know it was written before the hype started, but I can't loose the feeling that it's like a checklist has been used while writing this book. It was nice to read though, the Norwegian setting is something different and I liked it. This also is the first book in the Bjørn Beltø series, and actually I'm curious to find out what happens next... ( )