Welcome to today’s edition of Book Beginnings hosted by Rose City Reader. Today I am presenting the first lines from “The Templar Legacy” by Steve Berry:
PARIS, FRANCE
JANUARY 1308
Jacque de Molay sought death, but knew salvation would never be offered. He was the twenty-second master of the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and the Temple of Solomon, a religious order that had existed under God’s charge for two hundred years."
I really enjoy historical fiction and this book weaves history with a story set in the present as well. It is full of adventure and foreign locations so I kept Google handy while I read this story so I could see the locations for myself. It helps me set the scene in my mind. I am excited to read the rest of the series!
When I started reading this book, the characters seemed very familiar and then I realized that I had a read one of Mr. Berry’s books in this series already. “The Templar Legacy” is the first so I will have to re-read the other in order to continue the story.
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I enjoy historical fiction too, so this is a book I’d like. The beginning definitely made me curious.
Here’s my Friday56/Book Beginnings post.
ENJOY….I love historical fiction too.
BEAUTIFUL FALL HEADER.
THANKS for sharing.
Elizabeth
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My Book Beginnings
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I have this one on my TBR shelf. Thanks for the reminder!
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I have this on my TBR shelf — thanks for the reminder!
Thanks for joining in on Book Beginnings on Fridays!
Rose City Reader now has a Facebook page. I plan to post about new and favorite books, book events, and other bookish tidbits, as well as link to blog posts.
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