There is a mystery in a chapel, and a man who must find the answer.
A Song in Stone begins with the premise that Rosslyn Chapel in Sc... read full description
A Song in Stone begins with the premise that Rosslyn Chapel in Sc... read full description
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Nov 26, 2008
Kaye
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Ian Graham, an unemployed television interviewer, gets a job offer to do a documentary on the mystery of Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland. Ian takes the tour to get a feel for the location. As the guide is talking about the mysterious stone carvings during the tour, Ian starts to hear a humming noise that intensifies as he goes farther. The guide explains that the stones have a meaning but that it has been lost to history.
Not only does Ian hear a humming noise as the guide speaks, he thinks he More...
Not only does Ian hear a humming noise as the guide speaks, he thinks he More...
May 16, 2009
Jeffrey
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This was an interesting book but I cannot say its good. The ending is weak.
Basically, Ian Graham, a newscaster who recently lost his job, takes on a position of doing investigative journalism and his first report is from Rosyln Chapel, a historic chapel. While in Roslyn, Graham hears a humming sound that no one else hears. While talking to Rob Madison, a guide, he learns some of the history of the chapel and somehow hits his head. When he awakes, he has been sent back in time to More...
Basically, Ian Graham, a newscaster who recently lost his job, takes on a position of doing investigative journalism and his first report is from Rosyln Chapel, a historic chapel. While in Roslyn, Graham hears a humming sound that no one else hears. While talking to Rob Madison, a guide, he learns some of the history of the chapel and somehow hits his head. When he awakes, he has been sent back in time to More...
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Mar 30, 2009
A drift in a sea of Templar inspired fact and fiction and inundated with Dan Brown wannabe's the one that surfaces triumphantly is Walter Hunt's A SONG IN STONE. Inspired by an unusual tour of Roslyn Chapel Walter set out to write a novel that drew on his love of history and Masonic background. SONG is however also replete with memorable characters who grow and change as they are put through a time of trials; a wry sense of humor even when things are grim without diffusing the moment and a sto
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Sep 08, 2011
Peter
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A rather enjoyable read. Imagine going to work one day and during the course of normal events find yourself thrust 500 years in the past? I enjoyed the journey Hunt took me through though I leave it up to you if he satisfies at the conclusion. If you enjoy mystic journey's and delving into histories unknown traditions you'll enjoy this one.
Aug 22, 2009
Steve
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Oh no another Templar's book. This book was slow to start, but the story line kept getting better. Complex story of a 21st century man sent back to 1307 and specifically right before the King of France had Templars killed October 13, 1307.
Apr 16, 2009
Tracie
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Overall I liked the book, but honestly it was a slow read for me. I could never quite get swept away in the story line, though I wanted to finish it. The book to me was along the lines of The DaVinci code -- though different enough that it was interesting, and didn't feel as if I had already read it.
Dec 17, 2009
Rachelle
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Interesting in that a modern day man gets transported back to the time of the Templars. Good for people who are interested in learning more about Rossyln chapel, a fascinating place.
Nov 12, 2008
C.f.
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I was privileged to blurb this book from and advanced reader copy. Meticulously researched and lyrically written about a subject dear to my heart. Heartily recommended
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