Raymond Khoury’s sanctuary was intriguing to say the least. The idea that the aging process can be cured like any common disease is interesting. In The Sanctuary, Raymond hypothesizes that cellular degeneration (aging) is caused by external forces, such as free radicals and wear. In essence, if you could find a way to prevent that from happening, humans would be practically immortal.
The story was very well done, and the characters were interesting, though quite predictable. I think Raymond tries to have the same writing style as Dan Brown, but IMHO he doesn’t do as good a job as Dan.
The worst thing about The Sanctuary is that it takes a long, long time to get to the point. There are an excessive amount of chase scenes and shootings, which ruined me a bit. I don’t mind a little violence, but when a man can beat 6, I find it a bit ridiculous. When they can beat many people more than once, it becomes even more ridiculous.
When I started reading the book, I thought it was going to be just another book about chasing a mysterious relic of unusual and divine power. While that’s what this book is about in a sense, it’s deeper than that.
If you like historical fiction full of car chases, devilish villains, gunfights, and action, then you can do worse than buy the Shrine.
My full rating for the Sanctuary
Pitch-4/5
Writing style-3/5
Characters-3/5
Overall, I would personally give it three and a half stars out of five. Raymond Khoury is certainly here to stay, and reading this book I can see why.
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