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After. My impromptu visit to the British Museum, and my wander around the Stonehenge exhibition, this got my blood up! Although not my favorite Cornwell novel, he again creates these rouguish characters readers cannot help but root for the whole way through. If you love prehistory, battles and violence then I would recommend this one to you!

A long book, never boring, but there were some moments where I thought "come on, build that effing temple already" ?
The ending I found a bit underwhelming, probably because most elements had been heavily foreshadowed. That said, it was an enjoyable read with an epic - if somewhat dry - story.

Some historical fiction from my TBR for #LMPBC #round12 #GroupI

Any thoughts?

Winter solstice live from Stonehenge ...
https://m.facebook.com/englishheritage/videos/729678514614757/

Since everyone's sharing their #eclipse photos... here's my epic fail at taking a picture through the glasses. Instead I somehow got a shot of some of my coworkers standing around in the entryway we affectionately refer to as Stonehenge.

A captivating imagining about the creation of Stonehenge four thousand years ago.