Book Review: The Shroud
Book Review:
Title: The Shroud
Author: George Bachman
Publisher: Sublime Ltd
Date of Publishing: October 15, 2022
Length: 398 pages, Kindle Edition
ISBN: 9780990899044
The Shroud by author George Bahman is a historical spy novel set in 16th Century Europe.
The novel starts mysteriously, and within a few pages, the plot thickens. The story centres around retrieving the lost the Shroud of Turin from Rome.
All those who love Dan Brown’s books and have appreciated the Da Vinci series (books or films) are going to fall in love with The Shroud by author George Bahman.
Although the first few chapters start with the mystery and the chase, like the Dan Brown series. And, the similarity ends just there. We see a story of a different era unfold. The narration, dialogue delivery, setup of the plot, and vocabulary transport us @welovequalitybooks to the 16th century.
The Shroud by author George Bahman is a well-researched novel.
The story runs a little slow in the first few chapters because it introduces the characters, and gives a peep into the plot, including all its complexities. Then the story gathers pace and keeps us hooked throughout.
The novel ends on a high and the fate of The Shroud by author George Bahman is happily sealed for some of the characters in the novel. Without revealing the end of the story, we @welovequalitybooks can say the conclusion is positive and much deserved. The readers are likely to enjoy the outcome.
The Shroud by author George Bahman is for anyone that loves Elizabethan history, intrigue, mystery and the slice of the past.
For the well-researched, well-thought and perfectly executed version of The Shroud by author George Bahman, we @welovequalitybooks give the novel 4 stars.
The Shroud by George Bachman
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
