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The Quest
by Nelson DeMille
Originally published as a shorter paperback version in 1975, this 2013 re-write doubles the length. While touted by the publisher as a rip-roaring adventure, this is a fairly tame but interesting Holy Grail quest—thus the title.
Two veteran journalists with a tag along female photographer who becomes the center of their love triangle meet a long imprisoned monk in the jungles of Ethiopia who before he dies tells a fantastic tale of having seen the Grail itself. The ancient relic is hidden in the jungle in a black stone fortress guarded by monks.
The author obviously has to place obstacles in their path—nasty tribesmen, a maniacal general and the jungle itself. The interlude back at the Vatican is too long and takes away from the story but all in all an interesting twist on the Grail quest.
--Reviewed by Stephen
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Two veteran journalists with a tag along female photographer who becomes the center of their love triangle meet a long imprisoned monk in the jungles of Ethiopia who before he dies tells a fantastic tale of having seen the Grail itself. The ancient relic is hidden in the jungle in a black stone fortress guarded by monks.
The author obviously has to place obstacles in their path—nasty tribesmen, a maniacal general and the jungle itself. The interlude back at the Vatican is too long and takes away from the story but all in all an interesting twist on the Grail quest.
--Reviewed by Stephen
Check our catalog: http://encore.cooklib.org/iii/encore/search/C__Squest%20demille__Orightresult__U?lang=eng&suite=pearl