Languedoc Trilogy Sepulchre, (Paperback)

from bep.heutink

Een oude priester, op brute wijze om het leven gebracht. Een ontzield lichaam van een jonge man in de rivier de Aude. Een nerveuze vrouw in een kamer met damasten gordijnen. Een lachende man in de schaduw. Vier verschillende mensen, in verschillende delen van Frankrijk, in verschillende tijden. H...

from Crayne

Apparently I should have read Labyrinth first, but oh well. I first stumbled upon the name 'Kate Mosse' when I was trying to wash the taste of the DaVinci Code from my mouth by looking for a better writer on the same subject (the archeological/historical/secret society/alternative history/occult ...

from bookhookgeek

Another supernatural/conspiracy thriller in the "DaVinci Code" vein, except this one revolves around....tarot cards? Ho hum. That's not nearly as intriguing a premise as the "DaVinci Code". Still, it was an enjoyable read and although it's 500 pages, it went quickly.

from GreyHead

A mediocre plot with far too many irrelevant threads. Debussy keeps on popping up for no reason that I could see. The plot itself is based on a fantastical coincidence and the characters are thin sketches without apparent motivation. The wrtiing is peppered with 'clever' references and phrases in...

from turtlesleap

Yet another parallel lives novel. Yet another mystical mystery. Yet another strong, tough heroine. Yet another needlessly lengthy novel. I found little that was fresh and new in this book.