Sepulchre by Kate Mosse

“After the enormous commercial success of Kate Mosse’s “Grail gripper”, Labyrinth, no doubt many readers are eagerly awaiting the pleasures of her next book. When building a brand (and that will certainly be how her publishers now think of Mosse), it’s vital not to veer wildly away from the qualities that have already proven popular in the product. Thus the new novel, Sepulchre, is largely set in the same part of south west France, around Carcassonne, and draws on the same heady potion of conspiracy theories and legends in which the region is steeped.’ Read the review at the Guardian.