In this book, four knights attack the Metropolitan Museum of Art, causing archaeologist Tess Chaykin and FBI agent Sean Reilly to set off on a chase.
According to Wikipedia, a recent Canadian miniseries based on this book was criticized for making Turkey look like an Arabian country. A lesser-known book with this title by Michael Jecks features Simon Puttock and Sir Baldwin Furnshill solving some murders in Devon. In one chapter of this work, Mitch Adeson is injected with a hypodermic needle at gunpoint. One character in this work became religious after his father shot himself, and works with Nick Aparo and Monsignor De Angelis. In this book, four knights attack the Metropolitan Museum of Art, causing archaeologist Tess Chaykin and FBI agent Sean Reilly to set off on a chase. The title character of this work, Martin of Carmaux, tries to bring a chest to Paris aboard the Falcon Temple after Aimard of Villiers dies. For 10 points, name this Da Vinci Code clone whose title sadly does not refer to Jacques de Molay, written by Raymond Khoury.ANSWER: The Last Templar15. A plague of these creatures is presumably described in the second novel of The Last of the Crazy People author Timothy Findley. Â They're not cobras or baboons, but Swihart showed that special air sacs allow types of these creatures in the Hamadryas group to hear, while hearing is used to evade predators by those in the Maniola genus like the Meadow Brown. Â Species in the Miletinae subfamily are some of the only types of these creatures to be predatory; those creatures are more commonly called Harvesters. Â They almost all are grouped in the Heteroneura clade, and brush-footed types of these creatures include admirals and tortoiseshells. Â Females of one sub-species of these creatures display Batesian mimicry to appear like the Crimson Rose. Â Besides the Common Mormon type of these creatures, others include a type noted for their migration patterns, the Painted Lady. Â For 10 points, name these insects which come in varieties like "Monarch".
According to Wikipedia, a recent Canadian miniseries based on this book was criticized for making Turkey look like an Arabian country.
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