Templar Treasures (The Knights Templar Series Book 4)

To view it, click here. Wow, long time, lots read, but no update. Well-paced for the sort of adventure story is aspires to be the first two felt sluggish and uneven in places , it's a well-told tale of Adam, McLeod, and Peregrine's search to uncover the truth behind a stolen seal purported to be Solomon's Seal. The authoresses return to the topic of reincarnation and gender, which they barely touched on Wow, long time, lots read, but no update. The authoresses return to the topic of reincarnation and gender, which they barely touched on in the first book.

Here, we finally get to see more of Adam Sinclair's past lives: Clair--and a new persona is introduced, Jean Seton. Even the Egyptian priest puts in an appearance at the end.

The work our three heroes do at Fyvie Castle regarding the "devil" in the Charter Room and Grizel Seton--Jean's sister who was murdered defending Solomon's Crown--is the most entertaining part of the book. I hope the "devil" is revisited later in the series as is Lindsay Oriani, the antiquities dealer whose masculine past lives heavily influence her current one. Feb 12, Nancy Oakes rated it really liked it Shelves: Maybe it's because I have a great interest in the Knights Templar, in occult fiction and I'm a sucker for stories of arcane knowledge, but I really enjoyed this book. As the story opens, a very dear friend of Adam's, Nathan Fiennes, has been seriously wounded in the course of a robbery at his home.

But this is no ordinary home robbery; the thieves are looking for what is purported to be Solomon's Seal, given into the care of the Templar Knights in the past.

Even before his wife can call an ambulance, Fiennes begs her to call Adam Sinclair. Once Adam is brought in, he will stop at nothing once he realizes the power of the Seal. However, I would be sure to read the first two before this one in the series so you have some clue as to Adam Sinclair's history.

Jun 28, Terry O'Brien rated it really liked it. This is the third book of this series, and I like it better than the preceding books. That is because I found the lead character, Sir Adam Sinclair, to be just a little too perfect in the first two books. This book steps away from the establishing a confrontation with the rival Lodge of the Lynx and sets Sir Adam and his companions directly into a murder mystery that soon spirals out into a much more important quest. From the start, they and particularly Sir Adam are continually off-bala This is the third book of this series, and I like it better than the preceding books.

Get A Copy

From the start, they and particularly Sir Adam are continually off-balance and one step behind the murderer up until the final confrontation, which is a much more serious encounter than just confronting a murderer. However, by being less than as perfect as he was, his eventual victory is much more satisfying. Nov 17, Maggie rated it liked it.

This story was interesting. There was less focus on the "evil" and more on previous lives, which was interesting.

Jan 28, Katharine Ott rated it it was amazing Shelves: A satisfying, exciting read in the Adept series. Read on Cape Cod. Feb 10, Trish rated it really liked it Shelves: One of an enjoyable series which I revist periodically. This is probably my favourite of them.

1. Buy for others?
2. Ancient Judaism: New Visions and Views!
3. !
4. The Templar Treasure (Adept #3) by Katherine Kurtz?
5. !

Oct 26, Devi rated it really liked it. This is the third volume of the series and retains the excitement of the first novel.

A fun read I had a hard time putting down. Jan 26, Julia rated it liked it Shelves: Next book in the Adept series reread. This is the one that ties directly with Kurtz's earlier Lammas Night.

• Strategic Planning;
• BEING ANNE HOOPER : Moving to Jamaica;
• Editorial Reviews.
• The Legend of de Marco (Mills & Boon Modern) (Mills and Boon Modern).

Feb 03, Elena rated it really liked it Shelves: Jun 21, Cheryl rated it really liked it. This one is kind of separate from the thread in the other 4 books in the series, but interesting in its own right. Makes me want to spend a lot more time in the UK and especially Scotland. Carla Eacret rated it it was amazing Jan 30, Lisa rated it liked it Sep 24, Eric rated it liked it Aug 12, Rwtor rated it it was amazing May 06, Hank Stram rated it liked it Dec 31, Jenny rated it really liked it May 08, Wade Gammon rated it liked it Jan 30, Jen rated it really liked it Jan 25, Daniel Perkins rated it really liked it Aug 25, Penny rated it liked it Aug 21, Sean rated it really liked it Feb 14, Ryan Adams rated it really liked it Jan 13, Tom Huber rated it really liked it Oct 01, John Deltuvia rated it it was amazing Jan 18, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. Would you like to tell us about a lower price? In the year of Our Lord, , a young intellectual from Cologne in northern Germany took up the cross and became a Crusader. His name was Matthew of Cologne, son of the Mayor of that city. After hundreds of miles and numerous battles the army of the Crusade finally took the Holy City of Jerusalem in A. His skill as a soldier and his fighting reputation gain him the name of The Hammer of God.

This is the title of the second book in the series and recounts the journey of this young man toward the realization of his vocation: Along with another Crusader, Hugh de Payans, Matthew takes part in the inspired planning that will lead to the Brotherhood of the Knights of the Temple, later called the Knights Templar. In this third volume of the Crusader series, Matthew has now become Lord of the city of Gaza in southern Palestine.

He is being called upon to defend himself and his Christian people against a new kind of warfare, that of the Assassins. His killing of one of the Assassins, assigned to kill the King of Jerusalem has caused him to become the enemy of Hasan-i-Sabbah the Old Master of the Castle of Alamut and creator of the deadly Assassins. Follow this exciting conflict in the present tale: The Templar Series, now in its fourth volume, Templar Treasures, follows the excitement and devotion of the times.

See a Problem?

Young Matthew of Gaza continues to develop into the warrior chieftain of the Holy Land. Read more Read less. Kindle Cloud Reader Read instantly in your browser.



That monastery was founded in the year A. Product details File Size: Creative Publication September 25, Publication Date: September 25, Sold by: Share your thoughts with other customers. Write a customer review. Amazon Giveaway allows you to run promotional giveaways in order to create buzz, reward your audience, and attract new followers and customers. Learn more about Amazon Giveaway.