John Heubusch

I struggled with the rating I would give this book - trying to decide between 3 or 4 stars. In the end I'd give it about 3.5 stars if that was an available choice. I listened to this book on audio. I thought it started out as a second rate Davinci Code knock-off but the hero, John, wasn't as smooth or interesting as Robert Langdon. As the story went on and other characters came into the story it got better and finally picked up speed.
This book ends on a bit of a cliff-hanger and it would be interesting to see what happens but I don't know if I'd be willing to spend my time and money to find out what happens next.
… (meer)

This is a second book in a thriller series and I had not read the first book. With that said I have to say I was not lost at all. The book stands on its own merits and is complete. A renown scientist that hates the Church is chosen to authenticate the Shroud of Turin. A third party used the DNA on the shroud to make a clone. This thriller is the story of what transpires from the cloning and the life the scientist is forced to live for having accepted the assignment. It is well written and an easy read. You will get caught up in the story and may just read it straight through. I would write more but I do not wish to give any spoilers. The book ends in such a way hat it leaves an opening for the next one quit nicely.… (meer)