The Templar Legacy introduces the reader to Cotton Malone, a forty-something "retired" US agent who just wants to spend his time in Denmark selling antique books. When his former boss and current friend shows up on his door with some trouble and in need of his help, retirement and book selling has to be put on hold. The plot follows the line of action/thriller/intrigue, and while typical of many of these types of books, The Templar Legacy was still a fun read. Don't expect anything too deep. Just enjoy the ride.

Okay, it was an interesting idea but I really don't want to read about proof Christ was never resurrected. Very much a DA VINCI CODE. If you liked that book, you would like this one. I was repelled by both. Individual faith and value systems would generate different responses to this book.