Books by Tom Knox
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review 1: I won this book in a Goodreads giveaway. This thriller involved a Templar scholar who committed suicide in a very unusual way. He had been researching ancient Moche tombs and customs. His daughter Nina and a journalist friend investigate because she doesn't believe it was suicide...
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review 1: Don't waste your time on this insult to the anthropological thriller genre. It is, at best, religious propaganda. It glazes over the political history of the Khamer Rouge movement, it throws in some bestiality, murder, and sex and then the final reveal is somehow tied into how th...
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review 1: While this novel was intriguing and filled with suspense, allowing you to follow two men on their journeys to discovering ancient secrets, it was written as a horror story. I loved following one character but the other not so much. It was gory, gruesome, brutal, and down right si...
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review 1: I really wanted to like this book. I picked it up on a whim based on the cover, and said "why not?". Here's a few reason why I should have gone with my gut:"A great ravine hard by the kirk that led all the way down to the roiling sea, which writhed like an epileptic in a blue str...
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review 1: An interesting book, with a interesting, yet plausible storyline. With much mystery surrounding such groups as the Templars, this makes yet another case for one of many possibilities. This book was easy to read, and I enjoyed the back and forth between the locations. Which eve...
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review 1: Also known as Bible of the Dead This is the sort of book that you either love it or hate itIt might be shocking if you are not prepared for certain parts of the book, I'm glad I read some comments about the book before I read it.What I loved about the book was the amount of histo...
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review 1: Archaeology has always fascinated me. I love the mystery behind the items being uncovered and the possibilities of what it really was compared to our interpretation of what it is. That being said, I thoroughly enjoyed that piece of the book. I was able to go online and see the ...
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review 1: This book was thrilling. It was suspenseful and a page turner and quickly devoured. Having said that, it lacked substance. I felt like the author had an ending in mind and was working backward toward the beginning all along. I also felt like we lost sight and reasoning behind som...