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The Rose Labyrinth - Titania Hardie

Description: ISBN 075534457X / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Titania Hardie / Paperback / 592 Pages / Book is published 2008-11-13 by Headline ... more

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Newest Review: ... of a centuries' past ancestor of theirs may have hidden secrets beholden only to himself and the Queen at the time. ... more

... Conspiracy is the name of the game as Will's brother Alex takes up the journey of discovery, aided by heart transplant patient Lucy, who swiftly becomes the heroine of the piece. Together with Will's friend Simon and ex-girlfriend Sian, Alex and Lucy embark on a dangerous journey involving links to the past, where impossible predictions come true. They are forced on their journey by some villains who also want to discover a possible wealth lying somewhere, for in the 16th Century, John Dee hid valuable secrets, tru...more

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The Rose Labyrinth - Titania Hardie: A twisting maze....with roses and detailed historical descri ... (583 words)
by - written on 27/01/09 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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I have been a great fan of all things 'Da Vinci Code'-like for a few years now, and have been interested at the possibility of controversial history being hidden all around us. So, when I was bought The Rose Labyrinth for Christmas, I was quite excited at the prospect of reading it. It promised to take me on a voyage of literary and historical discovery, and I was quite sure that its length (over 500 pages) was going to prove to be a good thing rather than a drawn out nuisance. And to start with, I was right, as Hardie took us on an adventure with Will Stafford, firmly his mother's son, as he takes a trip to the south of France to his family's home, not long ... Read the complete review