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The Last Templar by**Khoury.
Review from Amazon.
Screenwriter**Khoury is the latest in a long (and growing longer) line of novelists attempting to do what Dan Brown already did (and so much better). This time, The Last Templar takes us into similar territory, with a hidden secret of historical and monumental importance that begs to be found and made public, no matter how many bodies go down in the process.
With tons of historical flashbacks to ancient Jerusalem and the desperate quest of the Templars to survive and disperse, the story jumps to the present day when four knights on horseback stage an attack on the Metropolitan Museum of Art, setting off a mystery involving a strange device, an old Latin saying, and leading to a hidden treasure that could literally change the world.
Lightweight, but I enjoyed it.
Review from Amazon.
Screenwriter**Khoury is the latest in a long (and growing longer) line of novelists attempting to do what Dan Brown already did (and so much better). This time, The Last Templar takes us into similar territory, with a hidden secret of historical and monumental importance that begs to be found and made public, no matter how many bodies go down in the process.
With tons of historical flashbacks to ancient Jerusalem and the desperate quest of the Templars to survive and disperse, the story jumps to the present day when four knights on horseback stage an attack on the Metropolitan Museum of Art, setting off a mystery involving a strange device, an old Latin saying, and leading to a hidden treasure that could literally change the world.
Lightweight, but I enjoyed it.
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