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The Venetian Betrayal: A Novel
by Steve Berry
from Ballantine Books

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• Another Great Historical Adventure
  I have become a big Steve Berry book, and this one did not disappoint. While I found it to be more adventuresome than historical as compared to his other works, it was just as enjoyable. I'd highly recommend this book and all his others.

• Venetian Betrayal pageturner
  Steve Berry keeps you moving with another fast pace novel that globetrotters secrets that Cotton Malone has to decypher to save his exwive and son.

• Totally disjointed story
  I really really enjoyed some of Berry's earlier books - The Amber Room, The Romanov Prophecy, The Third Secret. They were very engaging stories. I thought the Templar Legacy was not as good, but decided to give him another chance with The Venetian Betrayal and I wish I had not. I am sticking it out until the end hoping the story will somehow be redeemed, but as I am only (FINALLY) a few pages from completing the book, I resign myself to the fact that it is just not going to get any better.
  The plot... more info

• 'To live with courage and die leaving an everlasting fame'
  Steve Berry's 'The Venetian Betrayal' opens with and makes use of the story of the death of Alexander the Great, one of my favorite historical figures, and to propel the events of another entertaining story. Though not Berry's best, in my opinion, this book has all the usual elements of an evil villain, a hero's quest, and a race against time.
  In the opening of Berry's third novel featuring former Government Operative Cotton Malone, the death of Alexander, and the idea that he could have been saved by... more info

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