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 Brethren Trilogy 3: Requiem - Robyn Young
 Brethren Trilogy 3: Requiem - Robyn Young ... StoughtonNewest Review: ... Over those two books we saw him gain influence in the Temple and become an even more prominant member of a secret group ... more ... within it, the Anima Templi. There aims were to seek an end to the destructive cycle of crusades and jihads that blighted the Holy Land.
By the end of the second volume, this objective has been lost, as has Outremer itself. This was what led to my anticipation of the third book. Crusade had dealt with the escalating conflict between the Christian and Moslem worlds, culminating in a decisive victory. Where could the story go after that?
Requiem is a different animal to its predecessors. We trade in the dusty st...more |
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Brethren Trilogy 3: Requiem - Robyn Young: What do crusaders do without a crusade? (466 words)
by - written on 26/01/09 (Very useful, 168 readings)
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WARNING - as the review of the third volume in the Brethren trilogy, information about the previous books is referenced. Read these books, Brethren and Crusade, before reading this review. Requiem is the third volume in Robyn Young's excellent Brethren trilogy. Requiem was the first book for about four years I had been anxious to get hold of weeks before its publication. Now I know what the people in bookshop queues felt like the night before a new Harry Potter book was launched. The story continues the saga of Will Campbell, who began his journey two books and thirty years earlier as a sergeant in the Templars. Over those two books we saw him ... Read the complete review
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