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Templars Knight
The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury

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Martin of Carmaux - Templar Knight
Aimard of Villiers - Templar Knight
(a chest entrusted to these men of great importance)

Present day Manhattan characters

four masked horsemen
Tess Chaykin - desk bound archaeologist
Sean Reilly - FBI investigator
Nick Aparo - Sean's longtime FBI partner
Monsignor De Angelis - Vatican envoy


A treasure hidden by the last templars and the ancient coding machine that points the way to this treasure goes
on display in an art exhibit in New York. An artifact that had been buried in the Vatican for centuries til now.
Four horsemen storm the exhibit and kill any in their way to stealing this coding machine. And so the investigation
begins with the FBI, Tess Chaykin, the Vatican, and those who would do anything to keep this treasure from exposure.
What would you do with this treasure in your hands is a question put to the reader to ponder. Look to the last page
for a twist by the author.
I enjoyed this novel from Raymond Khoury alot because of the historical aspect of it and the secrets from our history
pages that continue to intrigue many even in these modern times. Secrets best left alone? or worth looking into?
History has a way of repeating itself. It's the circle of life.


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arcamaxbooks vs. Da Vinci Code? 2 Dec 10 2007, 11:21 PM EST by chord0
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This seems to have a few similarities to DVC, which I read and disliked. (I'm interested in that sort of thing, and I couldn't stand the pacing and occasionally uninformed attempts at historical narrative.) This sounds a lot more thought out. I'm curious as to how it stands up, if you've read DVC.
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