石の結社

I enjoyed this book as I have all of the David Morrell novels I have read. It was a bit slow to start, and in a few scenes it dragged a bit. The book is definitely worth the five stars I gave it considering. But for an overall package, it was a great read. It was based in the late 70's, early 80's and his story reflects the that error very well. The story is fiction but within it is a sense of believability. For the most part I couldn't put the thing down, I read it in 2 days. Book was well written, if you enjoy enjoy a good spy thriller you can not go wrong with this book.

this book was written a few years back,its about the opus dei
the catholic intelligence org. its the best fiction book of its kind ever written.its a real thriller, that begins in a monastery and becomes a chase book like no other ever written.
the story ,the characters, the pace of the book is non stop.
morrell, has written a book that far out paces the da vinci code.both are about a secert org.that no one knows about.
in and out of the catholic church.but that where the secert ends.this book is so much better in every way than the da vinci
code, that you want be able to wait to tell your friends to buy
this one !! the fraternity of the stone.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a Drew MacLane novel (second book of trilogy) - sequel to The Brotherhood of the Rose (Saul Grisman novel) and prequel to The League of Night and Fog (both Saul Grisman and Drew MacLane novel).