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by - written on 27/10/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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It seems that these days, pretty much every other book in a book store deals with some sort of religious conspiracy; and at least half of those will be connected with the Knights Templar. It stands to reason that in such a forest of similarly-themed books, new titles need to be offer something different to stand out from the crowd. On one level, The Templar Legacy fails on this score and never proves to be anything special. Yet, at the same time, at least it is reasonably entertaining and interesting to read. It never pretends to be anything other than a simple throwaway novel, designed to keep the read entertained and then forgotten about. It's true that the ... Read the complete review
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