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The review copy was sent to the Bookbag by the publisher - thank you!
Those interested in the history of the Middle East and the relationship between Muslim and Christian cultures will definitely like [[Sea of Faith by Stephen O'Shea]] ...while [[Barbarian in the Garden by Zbigniew Herbert|Barbarian in the Garden]] has a brilliant if entirely apocryphal (and anachronistic) ''Defense of the Templars''. [[Gatty's Tale by Kevin Crossley-Holland]] is a wonderful account of one spirited girl's pilgrimage to the Holy Land. You might also be interested in another Haag's books: [[Inferno Decoded: The essential companion to the myths, mysteries and locations of Dan Brown's Inferno by Michael Haag|Inferno Decoded: The essential companion to the myths, mysteries and locations of Dan Brown's Inferno]].
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