Customer Reviews
Disappointing - By: Mr. Muhammad S. Mulla, 01 Aug 2008 
I picked this book thinking that it might be good. There plot, premise & plan seem OK. However, the character development, pagesetting & font usage & even the book size were very annoying.
Don't waste your valuable time on this nonsense - By: Elizabeth Bennett, 24 Jul 2008 This has to be the worst book I have ever read. Almost incomprehensible drivel. The plot, such as it is, jumps from one location to another at random. The characters & dialogue are ludicrous. Clearly this book was never edited or proof read either, as it is littered with spelling & grammatical errors. Do not waste your precious time or money.
Interesting, yet difficult - By: Jamsie, 06 Jul 2008 
Whilst this book does leave you with the feeling of just wanting to read one more chapter before putting it down, I found it & incredibly difficult book. There are so many characters to keep track of through-out, the chapters jump around all over the place & add those two things to the code under pinnedin the book & this is not something you can just half heartedly read. You need to pay attention.
Good book but you need to give it 100% concentration.
poor quality Dan Brown - By: Julian L. Halls, 09 Jun 2008 Not by James Rollins but Weber & what a load of rubbish. It attempts to be clever & fails miserably on several fronts even adding it's own special code letters which arein bold & then underlinedin case you missed it to begin with. It might defeat a 4 year old.
Ther reader is assualted with pseudo intellectual discussion throughout which frankly does not wash & as such , the constant almost slavish references every two pages to the Freemasons & the Rosicrucians gets very boring. Where it does link to fact ,with the notable exception of Military know how, it is flawed on scientific factin chapter 90 & ultimately fails to impress on any level.
The best is saved to last as the ending is so unbelievably contrived as to completely dismiss any credibility it might have gained along the way. I lost the plot & ultimately I felt that Mr Weber lost it too.
Makes you think!! What's fact vs fiction? - By: Jane, 18 Apr 2008 
Dan Ronco author of Unholy Domain
An amazing story, including the Knights Templar, the Italian Secret Service, the Vatican, the Holy Grail, the Holy Bloodline, cryptography, Mossad agents, the FBI's DNA database, all weaved togetherin a fast-paced, believable storyline. Weber's research into religious history & artifacts provides the detail that makes the story believable. His characters, & there are a lot of them, are well-developed, especially the two female protagonists. Solomon's Key is the best to date of the religious conspiracy genre.
