Richard D'Agostino

Pretty average hunt up the pieces to save the world mish mash of occult thriller and adventure story. It's not the worst of it's type but it really could have done with some quite severe editing. This takes some inspiration from Graham Hancock and his ilk and you have to suspend a fair amount of disbelief to get through some of the theories.

I would like to see a story from the point of view of Sir E Osborne Hunsdon. Now he sounds like an interesting character.

It kept my attention so it gets a 3* but it's not a book I'd read again.… (meer)