Their studies into the bloodline of Jesus bring them together to investigate the killings of Jesuit priests, all by the same design. And Hamar seems to be a common link in their deaths. The storyline progresses through the two of them traveling to other countries, researching documents, and struggling with their own beliefs and passions. Romano’s student interns are the most interesting characters in this story, giving a lighthearted reprieve to the intense pace of the lead characters.

I wish I could give a more in depth review of this book, but the two-dimensional characters, overworked dialogue and over rehearsed storyline left me flat. For those die-hard Holy Grail fans it may be an additional shelf stacker, but for me, been there done that.