Well, I feel a bit cheated. This book had a brilliant opening line, and scenes that were progenitors of Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett. I thought I had stumbled onto something rich. Unfortunately, the book gets weighted down with theology and overwriting along the lines of unneeded explanations. ...
Quirky and enjoyable mystical thriller about good and evil trying to possess the Holy Graal, which has been stored away in the cupboard of an English country church.
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