Grail Quest Heretic, Book 3, (Paperback)

from Balthazar-Lawson

This is not as good as the preceding two books in the series, which I enjoyed. As suggested by the book's title and the series name there is a lot of religion in this book and it takes away from the action adventure that was present in the previous books.As the author notes only the beginning and...

from thegeneral

Bar the factual Siege of Calais this book takes the plotline of the series to a conclusion in Thomas' ancestral homeland in southern France. The introduction of some new characters at this point are backstory of the history of the Vexilles in this book. Planchard is a good addition.

from msaucier818

This was the third and final book in the "Search for the Grail" series featuring the English archer Thomas of Hookton. This book followed the Cornwell formula and really was no different than the previous two books. It introduces one new female character, but there is never really a true love int...

from Carl_Alves

In The Heretic, Thomas of Hookton is searching for the Holy Grail using mysterious links between his family and the Grail. This leads him to the French country side where he and his men take a castle in Gascony. As he raids the countryside, he attracts the attention of his hated cousin Guy Vexill...

from witchyrichy

Seemingly the most fictional of the three books, the Grail really predominates the story. I think Cornwell does a great job of depicting the power of religion and superstition in Middle Ages. The book kept me going through a LONG train trip. After reading all three books, I will say that the bad ...