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A conspiracy thriller, reminiscent of Steve Berry's bestsellers, about a woman's search for the truth about her brother's death inside a highly secretive Vatican-like city
Sanctus is a good book, a well-written, well-paced thriller,
Full ReviewA promising debut. One hopes for a more tightly structured narrative next time around, but the right ingredients are all here.
Full ReviewSanctus has enough delicious plots and counterplots to fill a cathedral.
Full ReviewThe promise of discovering what the mystery sacrament was kept me turning pages til the very end.
Full ReviewSANCTUS has an absolutely amazing plot: exciting, unpredictable and full of a raw energy that screams at you from the page.
Full ReviewIf you like a book with an old world religious secret and cliffhanging suspense, you'll love this book.
Full ReviewIt felt like a badly edited movie, and served only to bring me out of the story repeatedly.
Full Review...it's an intuitive, illustrative and inventive novel that will leave you wanting more.
Full ReviewThe explosive consequences of the battle between the two ancient religious groups provide a pretty far-fetched, yet entertaining, and imaginative opening book to a trilogy.
Full ReviewSanctus is a thriller with a strong religious theme. Not to worry, it is neither a recruitment novel nor a religious slam piece.
Full ReviewPseudo-religious, with a surprise twist ending you don’t see coming, and Toyne introduces several characters you’ll follow throughout the novel and beyond.
Full ReviewI never felt a level of compassion with any of the characters other than Gabby and I had a hard time maintaining interest in the action, or lack thereof that was unfolding throughout the story.
Full ReviewBut, for me, the stand-out element of Sanctus was the fictional Ruin – with its cave-riddled citadel, secret passageways, winding roads and corrupt police force.
Full ReviewI am not a thriller devotee but I really enjoyed this book and it held my attention throughout. It is bound to please thriller readers everywhere.
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