The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury bears a strong resemblance to Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code and there’s an obvious reason for that: it deals with the same events and the same subject. Sadly, that subject can be boiled down to the simple idea that nothing of what the world has been told of [...]
I’ve been making a strong effort at reading books, lately, rather than spending every free moment here on-line. More specifically, I’m trying to set aside time to read books that don’t have something to do with network engineering. Here’s some quick blurbs on books in my reading queue: The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury. Stong [...]
In running around DC’s Metro last week I noticed a whole bunch of posters around advertising a new book that offered to reveal the secrets of why the Masons put their various touches on the city of Washington, DC. That book, Brad Meltzer’s Book of Fate, centers on the character of Wes Holloway, the aide [...]
