Friday, December 16, 2011

The Temple Mount Code by Charles Brokaw


In a snap shot of current events, Thomas Lourds’ linguistic talents have landed him in another intriguing mystery. A deadly grad student, a relentless Iranian zealot and a Saudi guardian angel make up the cast of Lourds addressing a mystery that may rock the Islamic wolrd. The forces of evil marshal to thwart Lourds in solving a linguistic nightmare that purports to change the world again.

As in the Lucifer Code and Atlantis Code, Brokaw paints vivid characters with strong characteristics. His main protagonist, Thomas Lourds, is a world famous linguist of immense sex appeal who unlike Indiana Jones attempts to avoid any physical confrontation outside of the bedroom. Once again Lourds shows naïve good character and although he purports to be in good physical condition, he doesn’t seem to have the sense to duck a punch. So far this is pretty much the same description as his last two books. The formula is there is a secret that captures Thomas Lourds’ attention, he ferrets out the secret and is saved from harm by lethal females smitten with his boyish charm. It sounds simplistic but regardless of that, the stories move well, entertain and provide creative action.

As in the Lucifer Code and Atlantis Code, don’t anticipate a great deal of cerebral activity just lean back and relish the action.

I recommend the book.

Body of work of Charles Brokaw

Web Site: http://www.charlesbrokaw.com/Charles_Brokaw/Welcome.html



Charles Brokaw author of
the Lucifer Code
and
The Atlanti
s Code
has a new thriller!
The Temple Mount Code is another action thriller featuring Thomas Lourds
the action linguist!
Two Copies of The Temple Mount Code will be given away this month.


Contest runs from December 13th to December 23, 2011
Nothing to buy or do except fill out the simple form. Comments on the Temple Mount Review will also earn an entry. Contest is open to all, no restrictions on shipping.
Good luck!

Temple Mount Code by Tom Brokow GiveAway!


2 comments:

In Julie's Opinion said...

This sounds like a great book! And this is the perfect time of the year, with all of the hustle and bustle, to just "lean back and relish the action" of a good book! Thanks for the awesome review and for bringing this book to my attention:)
jwitt33 at live dot com

Sylvia Ney said...

Sounds very interesting. I look forward to learning more!

Sylvia
http://www.writinginwonderland.blogspot.com/