Okay, first of all, I should state that I enjoy pretty much any fictionalisation of the Knights Templar and the time in which they lived. I have seen pretty much everything on the History Channel about them.
This is the second book in what is called the Brethren trilogy. I bought the first book, Brethren whilst in England last year and thoroughly enjoyed it. Although it was a slow read, I enjoyed every moment of it. This is the follow-up which I've already begun reading. Much of the action could easily be misinterpreted as events of today, so it serves to show how long this battle of faiths has been going on.
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