It starts very well. This n''est not without recalling the novels of Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, John Darnton or Steve Alten, for the adventure side, with the presentation of the hero in his working environment and troubles that are beginning to come to the soles paste his shoes' And the suspense side, he refers me to the world of Brad Meltzer, whether it ''s the quality of the first chapters of Denis Lépée allows the reader to feel away, very at ease in reading . The playground of the author extends to every corner of the planet and it ''s unashamedly qu''il puts his hero facing intense situations. I''ve enjoyed the about the novel that addresses the influence of a kind of feng shui in the history of architecture, 99 BCE to now. And if architecture could channel the energies that affect us? And if people who possessed this secret, could influence the order of the world ' It ''s sure it eyeing the side of Dan Brown but it's still in the right spirit, with an endearing hero and it gives really want to know more about tanit and the history of the great architects who have worked to build what is the charm of our human heritage. J''attendais a big revelation at the end, which n''est j''espère not arrived but still have the opportunity to read one day's adventures Tommaso! If you want to read a good novel of adventure without breaking your head with tricky puzzles, you should have a good time. I will not hold rigor to the author or publisher for small shells scattered throughout the book, hoping that it will remain a rarity in their collection. Good point for artwork that fall about, and often lacking in this kind of adventure novels to support a description or for the showcase.
