Review of The Illuminati Conspiracy

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Today's BOTD is a well-researched historical fiction novel set in the 1800s. Readers interested in the genre, as well as conspiracy theories and the Illuminati are going to love this one. Thank you for the helpful review and keep up the great work! :-)
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Nice to read about Illuminati from 1700 s making France and England as their base. Thank you for the review of BOTD.
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I enjoy historical fiction, but I’m not sure I’m a fan of conspiracy theories. This was a great review. Thanks for the sufficient information about the book.
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I love historical fiction, but I have been drawn away from any about war or fights for control of nations and people because of everything going on in the world currently! I see enough on the news to get my fill! I am going to add this one to my want-to-read list and will hopefully be ready to read it at a later date! Thanks for the great review!
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Many things have been said about Illuminati and some of the stories are confusing. Maybe this book although fiction might shade some light.
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I have a theory. I bet David Gordon roped Machen in on purpose and he is a big fish in the conspiracy. Great review thank you.
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Your review is incredibly detailed and includes everything I would need to know before reading this book! Based on your review, I am willing to give this book a try!
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It certainly has a great title. I've been hooked up on that word since forever. I think I might give this a chance just because of the title and because it's historical fiction. Thank you so much for the review!
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I love historical-fiction books that talks about history, technology and science's and also talks about the conflict between the Britain and France.I have always wanted to know more about the illuminati conspiracy.Congratulations on being the BOTD.
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Thank you for a great review. I enjoy historical fiction novels. A well-research novel is a must read. Congrats on BOTD.
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I think this book has a very interesting title. I'm not a huge historical fiction fan, especially the ones that are centered around wars and conflict. I hope that the kindle version of the book improved too, and not just the paperback. Great job with the review.
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This is not normally what I would pick to read, but I do love a good conspiracy theory. After reading both the sample and the review I'm ready to get into this book! Thank you!
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I’m not much of a fan of historical fiction and conspiracy theories. It’s interesting that this book mentions Illuminati along with the French and British conflicts.
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The plot of the book "The Illuminati Conspiracy" by Richard Rees is set in the age of conquest and domination, in the age of British and French conflicts. Although the book is historical fiction, the author combined historical facts and fiction in a very clever way.
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The review has rekindled my love for historical fiction. I'll definitely check it out. Great review
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