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What was your final rating for the book? Why?

My final rating is 4. I really enjoyed this book. Thank you to Andrew and the rest of the people involved!

My rating is 4.0
Enjoyed last sections of the reading, first sections to me were slow and confusing. A

My final rating is 3.5. The good sections (5&6) couldn't balance out the bad. I also missed Cassiopeia. Luke is okay but irritatng.

I've had a grandkid all week so was very hit and miss here. I know why God gave kids to the young:) I've done a different type of reading this week. I've read a about a talking cactus that needed a hug enough times that I can recite the entire book by memory, and she has brought me a book about an alligator named Chez Bob. Can't hardly wait to read these one 5 or 10 times:) I did manage to finish the "adult" book and gave it a 3 which probably wasn't a really fair rating...I found there was WAY too many characters and things going on...maybe I just had too much going on.

Just because I struggled to get through it at times - it wasn’t what I’d call a page-turner - I’m giving it 3.75★s.
It wasn’t a bad book, just a bit too long.

>4 Olivermagnus: Luke is a Mummy’s boy!

>5 Carol420: At least you can hand grandchildren back… 😅

Thanks, Everyone! ☺️

4 stars. As others have said, the beginning and middle were slow. I felt like a kid on a long road trip. ‘Are we there yet. Are we there yet. ARE WE THERE YET’. It was great once the action got going.

>10 bluebird_: LOL!!! Been there... heard that!

This one was a really hard one to rate. Overall enjoyed the book, but a bit too bitty in the first half with too many strands and felt slow progress through the book. I like Sergei’s 3.75 which seems a fair rating, but I’m going to round up to 4, as it was better than a 3.5 book.

I am going to give it a 3. I found that it was just too disjointed and read more like a travelogue than an international conspiracy mystery. I wish he would have stayed with either the Churchill-Mussolini letter or with the Knights of Malta/Pope Enclave storyline.

Glad you're enjoying some literature you can recite, Carol!