Templars

[close] Devoted to books about medieval murders - fiction mostly but some non-fiction too.

[close] Available on Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/Templars-Sword-Giannis-Nikolaidis-ebook/dp/B085VDKFMW/ref=sr_1_19?dchild=1&keywords=the+templar%27s+sword&qid=1611080060&s=books&sr=1-19 EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK My name in Hebrew means «Gift of God» or «God was generous». I served as a Knight Templar in the Kingdom of Jerusalem. I traveled to the ends of the earth; I met wizards and fairies, dwarves and elves, ladies and kings. With Templar's sword in my hand I fought the subterranean Nephilim, the troglodyte keepers, the Canines, the Reptilians, and scattered death in my path. I crossed the world of shadows and fear, where mortals do not dare to approach. I killed the Sleeping Dragon and I bathed in his blood. I have passed through the kingdom of Hades; I am invulnerable; I am almost immortal. I have in my possession the mighty ring of King Solomon. I can summon spirits, make exorcisms, and know what others are unaware of. I fight evil and injustice, not religions, dogmas and cultures. I loved and was loved with passion. I bear the title of "Guardian of the Treasures" of the Order of the Temple of Solomon. I am the former knight-monk John the Brave and I swore to serve the Light. I am a holy sinner and if you do not have a problem with it you can read all the memorabilia from my strange journey that starts from the Holy Land!

[close] ...July 03, 2012 to August 02, 2012...

[close] The focus of this group is historical fiction set in Ancient and Medieval eras(with some post Medieval), in any geographical location. Preference is given to themes of: engaging politics, sprawling battles, drugs(errr .. mead) and debauchery. If authors like Robyn Young, Bernard Cornwell, Steven Pressfield resonate with you, this group is designed for you. If you are bursting in your seams to discuss their books, please do come in. AUTHORS welcome as READERS ONLY. Limited opportunity for self promotion exists in A&M! No romantic melodrama books please. Want to gush about this great Victorian-era romance novel you've discovered and had been smitten with? Not the right group for you. We encourage freedom of opinion on books and authors in this group. As long as the opinion is respectful and harmless and breaks no Group rules. Don't feel you can't be honest about a book or author. No matter how popular the book or author is. Our Group Motto, courtesy of George S. Patton, is: If everybody is thinking alike, then somebody isn't thinking.