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Jenny Ambrose _enny_mbrose — WOW!! This book will get you warmed up and steamy!! So grab a big glass of somehting cold and enjoy!!!!!!!!!

Devon Sorenson devonmarie — This book is amazing. I had no idea what I was getting into but I was enthralled from start to finish. Although not a comic book fan in the least, this was a great story that I recommend to everyone.

David Frees davidafrees — I enjoy sweeping thrillers that involve a lot of characters and locations. Steve Berry has, for the past four or five years, been kind of in the middle of my list of liked authors for this type of book. The Third Secret jumped him up a couple of notches. I'm not entirely sure why, but this book seemed much better to me than the others of his that I've read like The Amber Room and The Charlemagne Pursuit. (Of which, I liked the latter quite a bit and the former not so much.) I think it was that this book seemed better thought out from beginning to end. There were many more threads that started from the very beginning of the book and finally tied together into a single piece of cloth by the end. That's what keeps me excited and presses me to finish a book. This book is similar to Dan Brown's Angels and Demons in content. It surrounds secrets in the Vatican and a power hungry pope wannabe. I don't belong to an organized religion and I don't usually care to spend my free time studying/learning/whatevering one. It says a lot about a book about organized religion when I can get completely sucked in. That being said...like the Dan Brown books, The Third Order is critical of the Catholic Church. So if you're sensitive about such topics, I'd pass on this one. Otherwise, I found it to be a great story that was well-developed and well-told.

Marie Elisa marievalente — Ugh! I couldn't even finish this book. I got to the Africa trip and I was like enough! Granted it didn't stand a chance because I was reading it at the same time as I was reading Wonder with Gracie. I much rather spend my time reading about characters like Auggie Pullman than those in this book. I'm assuming there was some redemption at some point in the novel (at least I hope), but I disliked these characters so much I could care less if they redeemed themselves eventually.

Lucio Correia luciosalva0f80 — This is my all-time favorite book. Hands down, it is the best thing I've ever read. I read it once a year or so, and it never gets old, it's always fantastic.