Years later Holloway comes across the dead man in Malaysia. With the help of a friend and a news reporter, Holloway investigates a living dead man. At the same time the crazed assassin breaks out and heads on a murderous rampage to fulfill his own agenda. By the end Holloway isn’t sure who to trust and neither is the walking dead man.

It’s a complex read steeped in Masonic history. Listeners can expect action and suspense the Meltzer way. The author touts himself as an armchair historian. The Masonic and Washington historical background proves him true. It’s a thriller begging to be shared. Highly recommended.

In the introduction, Meltzer recommends readers take the time to read the documents used as research for The Book of Fate. After listening to the book, I imagine it would all be quite fascinating. Veteran narrator Scott Brick reads the audio version. It’s an impressive read, making this audio book worth passing on to your best of friends, twice over.