Echoes of Atlantis: Crones, Templars and the Lost Continent (Templars in America) (Volume 6) Paperback – 27 October 2016

I was disappointed with this latest book in the series. The unusual facts that characterise the series were fascinating, no issues with that. I had two main issues, (1) the "alien" spiral necklace that seemed like a bit of magic included merely to support the bismuth into gold plot. (2) the convoluted way the name of mythical Atlantis was derived in the book from current and historical names that were conveniently compared due to similar letter patterns. These two things enabled the plot to move at lightning pace, which was probably intentional, but the whole thing left me inconvinced despite the factual artifacts etc. I finished the book feeling let down.

Oh my word besides historical this is a non stop thriller, Cameron's family one way or another was manipulated lied to shot at and beaten up. This is a fast page turner you will love it. I recommend this book

Another Brody superbly researched story. The effort that he takes to make the stories in the Templar series is most impressive. However, while this one still deserves a 5 star rating for that, I did not find the pace and be!ievability to be up with his best even though it is a good story.

I like this series of books as they are all full of interesting information about Americas early settlers, and this book is no exception. A good read with a good story line.

This was an excellent story with quite a few twists and turns. Also, because certain elements of the story are based on fact with real images, it made me want to find out more! The ending was such that, although it was a complete story, it would possibly lead the reader to get the next book in the series.