In The End, I Always Act From

Natalie Bakopoulos Has That Rare Gift, The Ability To Imagine A Traumatic Historical Event In The Form Of Individual Lives And Ordinary Details. The Green Shore Is Compelling, Personal, And Full Of Quietly Real Moments.

In Those Days, I Still Thoroughly Enjoyed The Romance I Called "by Myself"; I Didn't Know Yet How It Gets Lonely, Picks Up A Sharp Edge Later On That Ruins A Day Now And Then-- Ruins More Than That, If You're Not Careful.

It Touched Me To Be Trusted With Something Terrible.

I Think It's Important To Recognise That 'the Da Vinci Code' Opened Up A Vast New Audience For A General Readership Interested In Historical Detective Stories And Research Into History.

These Atheist Cultures Were Certainly Diligent In Preserving The Relics Of Their Saints.