by Titania Hardie
This is firmly hogging the heels of the Da Vinci Code using some information about Dee and labyrinths and ancient mysteries and heart transplants. Yeah, heart transplants and cellular memory feature, which is a different spin on the story. I found it readable but nothing spectacular.
30 pages in I realized that sometimes, just sometimes, you have to make a decision about what to waste your life with. This book? Not worth my time. The writing is horrendous and it's a clear DaVinci Code piggy-back. Basically: that's enough of this nonsense.Also, I detest leaving books unfinish...
I started this book today and only 15 pages in I'm already dreading the prospect of having to read the whole thing. I don't know if it's actually the book or just that I've already read so much today I can't dive into this one fully. Will try again later, currently trying to read another book to see...
Diana passed away and her family inheritance (which should be by the female line), she gave to her younger son, Will. In his obsession of this mysterious inheritance, Will began to research into their family's history and was killed not far from home.Months later, Alex and Lucy were brought togethe...
This is firmly hogging the heels of the Da Vinci Code using some information about Dee and labyrinths and ancient mysteries and heart transplants.Yeah, heart transplants and cellular memory feature, which is a different spin on the story.I found it readable but nothing spectacular.
This didn't really work. There were too many things going on that just didn't make sense together. A couple of the recurring themes seemed contradictory and the ending was flat.The cover is really pretty and the presentation with the "parchments" is cool, but the story didn't motivate me to work th...
I didn't know what to expect from this book going into it since it has gotten such mixed reviews, but I really enjoyed it a lot! It was sort of The DaVinci Code meets a romance novel! Also kudos to whomever was in charge of marketing for this book, it came in a really nice box with the book and 17 c...
With "The Rose Labyrinth," Titania Hardie enters the rather lofty ranks of Umberto Eco and Katherine Neville as she employs historical documents and personae to create a suspense story that I believe will become a classic.Modern-day descendants of Dr. John Dee find themselves hounded by a Christian ...
Worst book I ever read. Boring Mary Sue esque perfect characters. Poor chemistry and everyone seems to know clues and speaks fluent french. A wtf from me?
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