Tuesday, September 13, 2011

The Templar Salvation – Raymond Khoury

Summary: Another Templar conspiracy novel.

Setting: Present day and Medieval Europe and Middle East

Plot: At an archaeological dig in Turkey, clues are found to a Templar treasure. FBI Agent Reilly is involved when his ex-girlfriend is kidnapped by a terrorist who is following the clues to the lost treasure, which could topple the Catholic Church.

Criticisms: A couple of plot holes, a character or two who completely disappear. A bit jumpy in some of the transitions to flashbacks.

Wrap-up: Khoury is an author who’s trying to cash in on the popularity of Dan Brown’s DaVinci Code. His transitions are a bit rough, and this series can be a bit plodding at times, but does a halfway competent job of keeping the books moving.

Having said that, I keep reading this series. Maybe I’m a just glutton for punishment.

Grade: By my arbitrary scale, I give this book a C+.

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