The Secret Crusade is the second book I read from the Assassin's Creed book series, and surely enough, it is astoundingly out of this world. The narrator is Niccolo Polo, who tells the incredible story of the Assassin Altair, and the events that happen through his life and consequently shape his creed. Altair had a mission to undertake, killing nine men that was. Soon he was to discover the connection between them. Furthermore, he started finishing them, one at a time, and uncertainty grew inside of him each time he did so, and all the way looking for answers soon to reveal before him and leave him in surprise of the turning of events. 
 The story is profound and very well-written. For the second time, I sense the extraordinary form of emerging emotions and feelings throughout the novel. I know how good a book is from the impact it leaves on me and how much it makes me pensive.. That was deeply felt after reading Oliver Bowden's work. Sheer magnificence indeed. 
 Ultimately, I feel pleased to have this novel on my shelf!