Review: Can't get much more complicated than this
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 21, 2013
I read the first book in this series and found the style of writing to be very stilted.  I thought I would give the second one a try, and frankly I think it is worse.The story centers around a group called The Avalon Society and some religious artifacts they have.  Supposedly these prove Jesus came to England, was married and had a child.  The members of this society are the Lord's of Honor, and they are being stalked by the Brown Coats.  This opposing group doesn't want this revelation to get out.There are at least three love stories going on, and there are so many characters the makers of Ben Hur would be jealous.  Introductions are repeated over and over, and names drop like rain -- and you have no idea whether they are worth remembering.The writing is not fluid, and I can't imagine people actually talking to each other in the way the author presents.  I just couldn't find any depth to this bunch.Usually I can lose myself in the story and make a connection with the characters.  That was just not the case in this one.