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Chargement... the sealpar Adriana Koulias
Information sur l'oeuvreThe Seal par Adriana Koulias
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. I am on page 60 or so in the Kindle edition. Gideon is cutting the scrotum from the body of a dead enemy; he will use this "sac" as a pocket on his jacket. What kind of research suggested this detail? Also, the Catalan's bawdy description of Norman women--they "smell like goats in season . . . " might be accurate, but goodness gracious, hardly "christian." This tends to be a slow read; I do not yet have a sense of where it's going. More to come. ( ) I commenced reading The Seal a few weeks ago with high hopes of a good read. The first page, however, did not inspire me although I did persist for another ten or so before carefully placing it on the bedside table. Each night, since then, I have made sure that I have gone to bed too late to read and disturb my darling wife. And so it remains unread, unloved and unwanted. Should I return it or push on? Time will tell. A revisit to this work did not inspire me any further. Afraid it has been dispatched to the 'round file'. aucune critique | ajouter une critique
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It is the year 1307, and the ancient Order of the Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon is in danger. The King of France and Pope Clement V are scheming to appropriate the most sacred and dangerous of all secrets held by the Order ? a secret encrypted on the ring seal of Jacques de Molay, the Templar Grand Master. To save the Order, Jacques must entrust the ring to one man, a man unknown to history, a man whose task will be to take the seal through a world in ruins and out to the farthest edges of Europe. The man in question becomes embroiled in a Machiavellian world of spies, traps, the Inquisition and outward enemies, only finally to come face to face with the most cunning and terrible foe of all: the enemy that hides within. So who is this man? And what is the secret he carries? Nearly 700 years later, the answer comes by way of a writer who arrives at Lockenhaus Castle to research a book on the Templars. Together the writer and an old local woman unlock the secret of the seal and come to understand the entangled destiny that binds them. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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