石の結社

This is classic spy/espionage. I learned of this series through author Jack Carr and decided to try the first novel. I was taken, surprised, and left wondering, “What is next?” It is the same with Book 2, and now onto Book 3 to learn how the main characters from Book 1 and 2 come together in the final installment. GREAT series!

This is classic spy/espionage. I learned of this series through author Jack Carr and decided to try the first novel. I was taken, surprised, and left wondering, “What is next?” It is the same with Book 2, and now onto Book 3 to learn how the main characters from Book 1 and 2 come together in the final installment. GREAT series!

This is a sequel to The Brotherhood of the Rose, and a very worthy sequel too.

Drew, a former member of a highly secretive American government sanctioned group of highly skilled assassins, trained to track down and kill known terrorists, has been living in a monastery, having had enough of the killing and faked his own death so his former masters wouldn't come looking for him. Now, six years have passed and somehow they have found him, and they want him dead.

Having survived a massacre at the monastery, Drew makes his way to Boston, to find an old friend, a man trained by the same people that trained Drew, and a former lover, sister to his friend, also trained by the same people. But his friend Jake has gone missing.

Together, Drew, and his former lover Arlene team up with a mysterious priest from a sect that dates back to the third crusade (The Fraternity of the Stone) to find out what has happened to Jake and who it's trying desperately to kill Drew and why.

An excellent thriller and storyline. If you like thrillers, this one is a doozy, it was written in 1985 and is set in the 80's with some backstory in the 60's and 70's, so don't expect mobile phones or anything else modern to today as everything in the book was modern when it was written, but this does not in any way take anything away from how good it is. 5/5 stars from me.

This is a sequel to The Brotherhood of the Rose, and a very worthy sequel too.

Drew, a former member of a highly secretive American government sanctioned group of highly skilled assassins, trained to track down and kill known terrorists, has been living in a monastery, having had enough of the killing and faked his own death so his former masters wouldn't come looking for him. Now, six years have passed and somehow they have found him, and they want him dead.

Having survived a massacre at the monastery, Drew makes his way to Boston, to find an old friend, a man trained by the same people that trained Drew, and a former lover, sister to his friend, also trained by the same people. But his friend Jake has gone missing.

Together, Drew, and his former lover Arlene team up with a mysterious priest from a sect that dates back to the third crusade (The Fraternity of the Stone) to find out what has happened to Jake and who it's trying desperately to kill Drew and why.

An excellent thriller and storyline. If you like thrillers, this one is a doozy, it was written in 1985 and is set in the 80's with some backstory in the 60's and 70's, so don't expect mobile phones or anything else modern to today as everything in the book was modern when it was written, but this does not in any way take anything away from how good it is. 5/5 stars from me.

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