Assassin's Creed : The Secret Crusade :

Best book must read even you are normal reader. You'll become a fan of this! Trust me! Really good storyline connects you with the game... It also covers Altair's childhood what he had gone through... I'll not spoil the storyline but you must buy this!

Good book.... original Ubisoft publication

Excellent

It's an amazing book. If you have played the game then you can picture every part of it. Oliver Bowden has done a good job on it. Although the story credits goes to Ubisoft people only.

a great story of the most extraordinary assassin

It's awesome ☺️

i really recommend all assassin's creed fans to read it .. book is perfect ....

If you have played the game you like the book as well, Altair is the first of the assassin who made a name for himself and the book throws light on his life

Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade is the first book in the franchise and is based off of the events of Assassin's Creed (2007). The story follows Altaïr, one of the greatest assassins of all time, on his journey throughout the Holy Land during the time of the Third British Crusade in 1191. The first half of the story is the events that took place in the game; Altaïr is stripped of his rank after breaking the tenants of the Assassins and must kill 9 men in order to prove his worth again. This book gives a very unique perspective of the story that the game can't do and it helps to immerse the reader into the world more. However the book claims that this is the 'untold story'. This can prove to be misleading as the first half of the book has already been told in the game. The second half of the book on the other hand, has not been seen in any of the games and gives the perfect bridge between the events of Altaïr during Assassins Creed, Assassins Creed 2, and Assassins Creed: Revelations. This book lets us explore the characters in a deeper and more unique way and is a definite read for anyone who enjoyed the first game, as well as Altaïr's story as a whole.Final score: 8/10Final grade: A-

A look into the Assassin's Creed at the time of the Crusades in 12th century Jerusalem and Cyprus.If you are into Oliver Bowden's series of books telling the stories of the lives and exploits of various Assassins and a few Templars thrown in for good measure, this book helps to bridge a gap in the lineage.

A must read for all Assassins Creed fans. Don't assume because it's a novel based on a video game that it must be subpar. Don't get me wrong it's certainly not the next masterpiece of the 21st century but it doesn't fall below average either. It covers the events of the game but also provides a lot of extra lore and insight some of which can be garnered from the games Ezio Trilogy.

Perfect for my collection. Great Condition. Arrived as Expected.Great read for Assassins Creed fans. Really helps fill out the timeline and answer a few questions from the games.

When i first picked this book up it had great potentil, and it filled what i expected, there is more detail than in the game and it shows what altair is thinking aswell as doing , there are 4 parts to this book , first 2 based on assasins creed 1 3rd based on bloodlines and then 4th on what happened after the game ended , so you get all new stuff aswell as stuff in the game , there is a lot of words and pages and i would recomend this to you , 13+ because of the long words and stuff like that , but i think this is a fantastic book DEFINATELY WORTH 6.99!!!!!!!!!!  Assassin's Creed: Renaissance (Assassin's Creed (Unnumbered))  this is the second one which im off to read Assassin's Creed: Renaissance (Assassin's Creed (Unnumbered))