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A review by canada_matt
The Templar Throne by Paul Christopher
4.0
Every good historial thriller series needs ties to politics, especially a run for the White House. Christopher introduces this aspect in The Templar Throne, but only as a peripheral theme. We learn a great deal more about Holiday and his search for the Templars and their rich history.
Teaming up with an unlikely woman, Holiday travels around the world (and into Canada, at length!) to find clues that bring some secrets about the Templars to light. Just when you think you have solved the mystery, Christopher tosses a new twist into the mix and leaves the reader wanting more.
With a woman intent on putting her son in the White House and the search for some Templar treasures, Christopher uses some of his characters to tell a great story. Unlike his previous series, Christopher uses his list of characters and storylines from one book to the next, a key to a good series. I thoroughly enjoy this new series and hope the next few books are just as thrilling.
Teaming up with an unlikely woman, Holiday travels around the world (and into Canada, at length!) to find clues that bring some secrets about the Templars to light. Just when you think you have solved the mystery, Christopher tosses a new twist into the mix and leaves the reader wanting more.
With a woman intent on putting her son in the White House and the search for some Templar treasures, Christopher uses some of his characters to tell a great story. Unlike his previous series, Christopher uses his list of characters and storylines from one book to the next, a key to a good series. I thoroughly enjoy this new series and hope the next few books are just as thrilling.