Another Grail-type book that got a lot of press. So I hear. I picked it up at a closing down sale of BookWorld in Glasgow's West End. Had no idea there had been hype - so I had no expectations. It was an okay story, appropriately thrilling and twisty. A bit typical of the Grail genre, IMHO.

Picked this up yesterday at the Cannongate Books, Official Book Crossing Zone instead. My first visit and what fun I picked up three books from the shelf while there. Wicked deed as I had only planned to do a one for one book swap and it’s not as if I don’t have a few books at home to read, eh, hem… ;-)

Had heard there was hype about this but have no idea what it's about. Despite that though I pounced!

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

Time to move this on it’s been sitting around too long and should be on the move whether I have read it or not…

Sadly the fledgling bookcrosser that worked in a Charity Shop near my flat, and expressed an interest in the Labyrinth, has been let go and I have no idea how to get in touch with her, cause sadly she couldn’t recall her BC screen-name. Still, I mentioned all this to a chum who then also expressed interest and so, the books off to Portobello. Happy travels book!
or not…