Title: ZZZZZZ.....
Product review: There's no doubt that this is an extremely well-researched book, and very informative about the political developments in the Levant post-Baldwin, but it is light on Baldwin himself and endlessly boring. I understand that we're a bit into the weeds on Crusader history for most, but even for someone like me that has a genuine enthusiasm for the subject matter, this book is a drag, and is obviously written for a purely scholarly audience. It is not readable, or accessible as other reviewers have claimed (who are these people?), and certainly not for general enthusiasts or casual readers, rather this book is more in the vein of a thesis paper, and best suited for those who are already very familiar with the arcane political nuances of the period.
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