Andreas Economou is a former banker and a proud resident of Larnaca, Cyprus. After almost 30 years of 'slaving' in a bank, he now happily spends his days writing. Always striving to deal with the big picture, "First Adam" is his alternative suggestion on how mankind could have emerged. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01... And, the more than two decades he used to be a Freemason gave him all the inspiration he needed to write "Templar Secrets." https://www.amazon.com/Templar-Secret...
A very thick and heavy textbook that is very wordy - often times including "fun facts" and extra content not tested by the IB. The worked problems and end-of-chapter exercises were not that helpful and it was oftentimes a pain to find answers to specific exercises considering how long the textbook was. It would be much more time efficient to use past papers to test yourself on content or instead opt for the cambridge (steve owen) textbook which is much more precise and relevant to the syllabus.