I have one cardinal rule, I read before bed I never read a book I haven’t already read before bed. Honestly I had no answer, I don’t exactly keep track as well as I reread books. I was in class and a friend asked me how many books I read a year. I bought this one, I don’t know if they got a new shipment or if they only have the five books, creating the same problem I had if anyone wants to buy the series. They had the complete series, one of every single six books. So I had enough time to read the Secret Crusade, as well as Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood and I was about two chapters left in Revelations when I had to stop by the bookstore to get a book and I found it. In case you are new to reading this, the reason I didn’t read this book right after reading Assassin’s Creed the Secret Crusade (which coincides to Assassin’s Creed, the original game) is because when I bought this the book store had five of the six books, one or two they had multiple copies of, but they didn’t have this book. The only thing it explained is in the very beginning when Ezio nearly broke the arm of Claudia’s boyfriend. I have to say, reading this after reading both Brotherhood and Revelations it makes quiet a bit of Brotherhood make a lot more sense, not so much as Revelations. So now the first part of Ezio’s story, the equivalent to the video game Assassin’s Creed 2, Assassin’s Creed Renaissance.
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