The Book of Fate - Brad Meltzer Reviews
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Newest Review: ... president is now a former president touring the world giving talks. It is on such a talk that Wes stumbles across an intruder ... more
... in dressing room. An intruder who looks all too familiar... Events escalate so that Wes finds himself running for his life and trying to clear his name.
Unfortunately this book is nowhere near as interesting and exciting as it sounds. The blurb makes reference to a code invented by Jefferson and clues hidden by Masons in a vain attempt to jump on the Dan Brown band wagon. Both are indeed mentioned in the book but only very briefly and are in no way central to the plot. In fact it seems to me that they may have bee...more
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by - written on 10/01/10, updated on 23/08/10 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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The Book of Fate centres around the character of Wes Holloway, aide to the president who within the first chapter of the novel is permanently disfigured by an assassination attempt. During this attempt, a close friend of the president is killed. Fast forward 8 years later and Wes is struggling to come to terms with his life while the president is now a former president touring the world giving talks. It is on such a talk that Wes stumbles across an intruder in dressing room. An intruder who looks all too familiar... Events escalate so that Wes finds himself running for his life and trying to clear his name. Unfortunately this book is nowhere near as ... Read the complete review
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