Ray Else

This was a different story than I ever read before. It has exciting facts about different countries mixed with a hard to believe plot, but that is what a great imagination is for. I picked this up in mid-morning and had had it finished before bedtime. I, like others, did not know this was the third book in a series. It is kind of like two different stories that meet up about two-thirds of the way through. It has a bit of romance, mystery, and theft. Most of all it has a lady whose nanny calls her Fernanda the Innocent, who she believes and blogs that this lady is the second coming of Christ.

This book takes you from Arkansas to England and Paris following the theft of thorns from the crown of thorns, to a kidnapping that takes a train through a whole lot of countries (where the interesting facts come in), on the way to Istanbul. The FBI and INTERPOL get involved. There are actually some funny moments in this intriguing, yet easy moving, mystery. It is interesting enough to keep you enthralled, if not to find out what kind of silly thing is going to happen or pop up that is strangely peculiar, next. Maybe it is a good thing to read books one and two first. This is not meant to be a stand alone book, although I enjoyed reading it very much.
NetGalley gave me an e-ARC of this book to read in exchange for my honest review.… (más)