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File Size: 4589 KB
Print Length: 262 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Harbinger Books; 2 edition (November 8, 2017)
Publication Date: November 8, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0772X1QDN
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This is really a lame book.First of all, there is no real character development, but I guess that is because there are no real characters. People are just types: the older priest who is an official of the church, the scared veteran with secret power, the upright "knight" of the order who also has secret power and about whom we no nothing at all.Second, it just moves from event to event with little that is scary or mysterious. At one point, the two main characters go into a shadow realm and the descriptions are so boring it is unbelievable. Even when it comes to the lives in daily scene there is no real detail. If they walk into a room that has been ransacked, it just says something like, "The room had been searched and things were strewn about. In the kitchen there was a dirty sink and floor, and the smell of something unpleasant." That's it??? Things were strewn around??? Lame.There is also a bad habit of pulling stuff out of the ear. The church has an order of knights almost no one knows about, but they have blackhawk helicopters. Then they find another order of knights within the order that no one knew about. The main guy has a power. Suddenly we find he can do X. Then later he can suddenly do Y. Seems a bit like a cheat to back the guy into a corner where he will die and then suddenly say something like "he turned on his power of invisibility."Every knight has a sword he is given when he is knighted. When the supernatural forces show up, the knights shoot guns at them. Guns don't work, but later we find out that swords do have an effect. So why wouldn't they have swords to fight the evil? Stupid.
My initial draw was that the Knights Templar connection, but I quickly discovered that this was more of a supernatural action/gore/military treatment of good vs. evil that lacked much thoughtful character development. I wanted to take the journey with the lead character -- his dedication to the fight was admirable, and his under-wraps psychic abilities interesting -- but things were so one-dimensional, I found myself thinking of alternative scenes and dialogue that could give a little more depth to the story. The book could use a good editor and proofreader as well. The premise is certainly interesting, but for me, the execution left a lot to be desired. Maybe I'm just not into the gore and testosterone fest, but I found myself wanting at least one female character who didn't die a horrible death -- not a romance, simply a female presence that tempered the boys club feel.If seeking more interesting books about the Knights Templar, I would suggest Katherine Kurtz & Deborah Turner Harris's "The Adept" series. The characters are well-developed, the plots interesting, the action multi-layered, and there's even a modicum of humor, despite the "OMG, is the world going to end?" aspect of all such paranormal premises.
The main reason I love this story is the fact that it's involvement of Templers, a group that has fascinated me since I first saw The Maltese Falcon. This story does not relate to the first in any way but being extremely curious I did a lot of reading on the Knights of Malta and the Knights Templar. So when I saw the title to this novel I was intrigued. Now that I have read it I can say I was very happy to have found it. The story line is not a rewriting of a thousand other stories (not necessarily a bad thing as long as each was holds my attention) But having read thousands of books since the mid 50's any plot with a freshness is appreciated greatly and this fits the bill. I found it hard to lay aside when I had to sleep, eat or other stuff. And found myself looking around for someone to share my thoughts with (sadly my wife hates anything outside of true crime) so I would call my eldest two times zones earlier then me (WHOA! the language at 2 or 4 (his time) in the morning. The ideas, creatures and characters are not totally new but not over used either, so the whole thing gives a fresh interesting and fast paced storyline.
This first story in the Templar Chronicles makes a good start, and the plot is original - lots of twists and a good mystery. The main character is not a devout Catholic, rather, he's more a brilliant but broken-hearted dark hero with a scarred soul who is determined to teach The Adversary a lesson he won't forget. Dealing with a fallen archangel won't be easy, especially when the Archangel has a human pawn almost as evil as he is. Lots of action in more than one country and even in another dimension! I really enjoyed reading this story.
Upon learning that Joseph Nassise also co-authored the Rouge Angel series, with one of my favorite story characters in Ms. Creed, I expected that I would enjoy his own stories. And, I do! I like Cade Williams being a flawed man, with vengeance in his soul, for the killing of his wife, Gabbi, by a supernatural being. Thus begins the heart of this series. I look forward to the next book in this realm of 7 books total. I am also happy that this author has embraced Kindle Unlimited as a way to present his books, otherwise, I may not have had the opportunity to meet Cade, Gabbi, and the rest of Echo Team. Thank you.
There is a sense of slow burn in terms of character development here, but it is very serious in tone. (I was thinking if I met the author I would probably go Heath Ledger era joker on him and ask "Why So Serious?") There are a lot of characters and abilities thrown at you at the outset, but I think that is just the author giving the reader a lot of credit. It is not Proust introducing new characters consistently for 8 volumes, but I almost seriously made notes about which character did what and held what job and title and political faction. I will read the next two books in the series and make my mind up as to the slow-burn multi-verse approach, but it is not easy to read in spurts if you are looking for something to read casually. The content is good, the tactics and sense of motion / action are really tight and I think well written. It just kind of feels like I started reading a sequel without knowing how to read or access the prequel. Hope to find the answers in the next book.
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