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Indiana Jones meets The Da Vinci Code. Look out, Dan Brown (Booklist )
A rollicking adventure, with nonstop action and suspense (Publishers Weekly )
A rollicking adventure, with nonstop action and suspense (Publishers Weekly )
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Indiana Jones meets The Da Vinci Code. Look out, Dan Brown Booklist A rollicking adventure, with nonstop action and suspense Publishers Weekly
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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Reading this book, you cannot help but visualise the settings and a perfect Harrison Ford type movie! It is yet another "ripping yarn" from the proven author Charles Brokaw.(Lucifer code & Atlantis Code). This one moves quickly from China to the Himalayas to the Gaza Strip and Jerusalem with villains and heroes on every page. It does contain some serious research on linguistics which for fans of the recent TV series "The code" on the mystery of numbers, is an added draw.
This is escapist fiction at its best. I am open to reading anything from non fiction to serious literature, my weakness began with Jack Higgins and since then I have sort out authors that can provide a quick read with a good storyline that helps me pass my insommnia. This works and great fun to boot. The Temple Mount Code
This is escapist fiction at its best. I am open to reading anything from non fiction to serious literature, my weakness began with Jack Higgins and since then I have sort out authors that can provide a quick read with a good storyline that helps me pass my insommnia. This works and great fun to boot. The Temple Mount Code
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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A fairly good page turner, with a well crafted plot.
However, I do wish the author would buy himself a thesaurus, the use of English is extremely unimaginative to say the very least, and I lost count of the number of times that I had to read that awful word 'gotten', sometimes appearing up to three times on a single page.
However, I do wish the author would buy himself a thesaurus, the use of English is extremely unimaginative to say the very least, and I lost count of the number of times that I had to read that awful word 'gotten', sometimes appearing up to three times on a single page.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I have to agree somewhat with the earlier one-star review I read. Having been given this as part of a 3-for-2 in Waterstones, the only positive I can draw is that technically, I didn't pay for it. Aside from a weak and somewhat incredulous plot (even for the genre), a series of one-dimensional "baddies" with cliched observations on the world, I have to say the problem with these books is the main character. Thomas Lourds is basically Robert Langdon (see Dan Brown) with a libido that Casanova would be proud of. A string of strong, highly intelligent women seem to just queue up to throw themselves under him as quickly as possible in a manner that makes these novels almost male fantasy and does them a massive disservice. In this case it is the beautiful, bright, finely trained agent Miriam plus the chafing super-rich Alice Volker who becomes one more notch on the Lourdes bedpost. Author Brokaw tries to pass off his cavalier attitude towards women and relationships by giving him a professorial view on gallantry that is demeaning.
The premise of this latest novel is weak, unexplored and tentative. Unfortunately, this is one novel that has been passed rather quickly to the charity shops; though I don't recommend it. Perhaps the author can improve his next offering...
The premise of this latest novel is weak, unexplored and tentative. Unfortunately, this is one novel that has been passed rather quickly to the charity shops; though I don't recommend it. Perhaps the author can improve his next offering...
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Great read
Fantastic read, i couldn't put it down. The book was action and adventure from start to finish. If you like Matthew Reilly, you will like Charles Brokaw!!
Published 6 months ago by misswillow
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Too much about politics and also the use of 'names' relating to the area are too many and too complex for easy reading.
Published 9 months ago by Mr. Roy Herbert Seager
Utter bilge
A friend of mine read The Atlantis Code and found it so laughably bad that I felt compelled to read it too. Read more
Published 9 months ago by JW
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Usually what happens is that I buy a couple of books for the holidays but dont get a chance to read it until I get home because of the kids wanting to play in the pool etc. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Scott Campbell
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