The Templars, Two Kings And a Pope

By Grigor Fedan
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Published: Aug. 29, 2012
Words: 140,235 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476366975


Description

The true story of the Templar's Brotherhood, the secret organization responsible for the founding of the Order and its behind-the scenes operation, and of Lord Otto de Grandson who as a high-ranking Brotherhood member maneuvered the Templars in a secret war against the king of France, Philip IV. His mission: the founding of Switzerland.

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historical novel, knights templar, secret society, medieval history, masonic secrets, the brotherhood, templar history, lord otto de grandson

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Review by: bill dunlap on Nov. 11, 2012 : (no rating)
As it happened, I read this book at the same time I'm reading "Les Rois Maudits", a famous French series about the Grand Master of the Templars cursing the French king Philippe as he is burned at the stake. And at the same time I'm reading McGawan's series on the Gospel that Jesus wrote himself. So lots of themes circulating together here.

This novel on the Templars had an engaging climax in the middle, when the heroes found a community of happy (realized?) people in N. Africa. I found the story was less engaging after that. Still, it filled in details about the life in the age of the Templars. Two-star.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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