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耿 庆文 564176785d339 — Almost entirely free of content, this book is mostly a list of speculative, rambling questions with never any sort of answer. In other words, there are lots of mysteries, but no secrets. A couple of quick paraphrases will summarize 90% of the text. A and B both lived in the south of France in the 12th century. Therefore, it is almost certain that they met and shared all their secrets. So and so went to Egypt. Is it possible that while there he learned all of Eqypt's ancient mysteries? Many times I had to re-read a paragraph to try and discover how a discussion of one thing became a conclusion or speculation about something else. There would never be a connection, just a giant preposterous leap. The authors try to mine the premise that the Templars are just one link in a chain of guardians and list other links as being almost everyone throughout history who is famous, Alexander the great, Charlemagne, etc. Much cherry-picking goes on to support this view: Alexander's great successes are mentioned, his early death and immediate reversals are not. There are genuine mysteries in the world, like the Oak Island "money pit", yet this book adds nothing to the discussion. Too bad. I usually enjoy books like this one; perhaps I have read too many of them.

Jhan Marlon _han_arlon — A couple of the stories were OK, but I am finding that Stephen King is MUCH darker than his older books. I'm not someone who needs happy endings or butterflies and unicorns, but at the same time, it gets very wearing and depressing after awhile. By the time I finished the book, I was totally drained. The people in these stories are not likeable at all, so it's hard to root for them, or even care what happens. King used to be my favorite author, but more and more often, I am disappointed in his books.