book, like its predecessors, is full of thrill and excitement and uncovers the Masonic history of Washington DC. One thing I must say: the ending is dragged out, and in my opinion, a big let-down. **** Inferno – Dan Brown The Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins This is one of my favourite books of all time, if not my most favourite, and is set in a dystopian, futuristic American society, now called Panem which is split into 12 districts and a Capitol. 74 years ago, Rebellion plagued Panem, and the thirteenth…
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