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Templars Quest: Ghost Killer
Another Jack Gunn adventure is beginning as he is fighting alongside the modern Templar Warriors to find the lost treasure. They are following the clues of a holy relic named 'The Sword of Jerusalem.' Young Adam de Molay has now become the Grand Master of the new Templar Warriors. The modern Templar Warriors are twenty-four battle-hardened retired Marines, who fought ISIS for years in the middle-east. They were enlightened by God and decided to do the Lord's work and become his warriors. They have pledged to follow Adam because he controls the Sword of Jerusalem. The sword has been passed down in his family line for seven-hundred years. It holds the secrets of the lost Templar Treasure and is the main reason for this quest. The Arc of the Covenant, designed by God, and made by man, is one of the holy items they are seeking. Whoever finds the treasure could very well control the destiny of the United States.
168 pages, Paperback
Published August 6, 2015
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About the author
Thomas H. Ward
41 books31 followersA SPECIAL NOTE: Ward's book "TEMPLARS QUEST TRILOGY: THE LOST ARK." won the 2018 PRESIDENT'S AWARD from the FLORIDA AUTHOR and PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION for a HISTORICAL FICTION STORY. Ward has 28 books published on Amazon with a total of 340 reviews. Over 78% are 4 star or higher.
He is best known for his ten-book fictional series The Tocabaga Chronicles and Templars Quest Trilogy (a three-book series). Ward's newest books from his "Asian Mystery Series" include: Critical Incidents, and The Finger Collector, which was entered into an Amazon best fictional mystery story contest.
"Unlocking God's Power" is the first in Ward's Biblical Series. The next books planned are: MYSTERIES OF THE BIBLE, BIBLICAL FACTS AND THEORIES ABOUT THE LOST ARK, and EVIDENCE OF THE RESURRECTION. Ward has been a passionate student of the Bible and world history for fifty years.
He has published more than twenty books and forty white paper articles. Ward is a best-selling author of fictional and nonfictional works. Nonfictional works include: Real Life Adventures of Tommy and Ronnie (a children's book), Small Business Accounting Tools, Letters of Credit and Documentary Collections, The Race for Money, and Gun Talk (a thought-provoking book of common sense).
Ward writes in a manner that reflects how everyday people speak and act. His fictional stories are based on actual life experiences and knowledge which have been interwoven into the stories. "In every truth there is non-truth. In every fiction there is non-fiction."
Contact Ward at THOMASHWARDBOOKS@gmail.com and receive FREE book. Reviews are greatly appreciated. If you purchase a paperback you can receive a Kindle copy FREE.
Education and Experience:
In his younger days, during the Cold War and Vietnam War, he was employed by a government subcontractor which required a Department of Defense (DOD) Secret Clearance and Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Classified Clearance. Over the years he became an expert in the use of small arms.
Ward, prior to becoming an Author, was a Metallurgical Engineer and Business Owner. He obtained an MBA in International Business. Having traveled extensively to thirteen different countries his favorite ones are China, Japan, and South Korea where he was based for a period of time. He has made 150 trips to Asian and Europe over a 20 year time period, becoming conversant in three different languages. Born in Chicago and raised in Cleveland he now resides in Tampa Florida.
He started writing technical manuals and business books years ago. Thomas turned to writing fictional stories when his publisher suggested he do so. "Thomas always had great stories to tell. His experience, travels, and imagination are a bonus for a fiction writer." Ward always places in his books the following quote which he composed: "In every truth there is non-truth, in every fiction there is non-fiction." ~Thomas H. Ward
He is best known for his ten-book fictional series The Tocabaga Chronicles and Templars Quest Trilogy (a three-book series). Ward's newest books from his "Asian Mystery Series" include: Critical Incidents, and The Finger Collector, which was entered into an Amazon best fictional mystery story contest.
"Unlocking God's Power" is the first in Ward's Biblical Series. The next books planned are: MYSTERIES OF THE BIBLE, BIBLICAL FACTS AND THEORIES ABOUT THE LOST ARK, and EVIDENCE OF THE RESURRECTION. Ward has been a passionate student of the Bible and world history for fifty years.
He has published more than twenty books and forty white paper articles. Ward is a best-selling author of fictional and nonfictional works. Nonfictional works include: Real Life Adventures of Tommy and Ronnie (a children's book), Small Business Accounting Tools, Letters of Credit and Documentary Collections, The Race for Money, and Gun Talk (a thought-provoking book of common sense).
Ward writes in a manner that reflects how everyday people speak and act. His fictional stories are based on actual life experiences and knowledge which have been interwoven into the stories. "In every truth there is non-truth. In every fiction there is non-fiction."
Contact Ward at THOMASHWARDBOOKS@gmail.com and receive FREE book. Reviews are greatly appreciated. If you purchase a paperback you can receive a Kindle copy FREE.
Education and Experience:
In his younger days, during the Cold War and Vietnam War, he was employed by a government subcontractor which required a Department of Defense (DOD) Secret Clearance and Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Classified Clearance. Over the years he became an expert in the use of small arms.
Ward, prior to becoming an Author, was a Metallurgical Engineer and Business Owner. He obtained an MBA in International Business. Having traveled extensively to thirteen different countries his favorite ones are China, Japan, and South Korea where he was based for a period of time. He has made 150 trips to Asian and Europe over a 20 year time period, becoming conversant in three different languages. Born in Chicago and raised in Cleveland he now resides in Tampa Florida.
He started writing technical manuals and business books years ago. Thomas turned to writing fictional stories when his publisher suggested he do so. "Thomas always had great stories to tell. His experience, travels, and imagination are a bonus for a fiction writer." Ward always places in his books the following quote which he composed: "In every truth there is non-truth, in every fiction there is non-fiction." ~Thomas H. Ward
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March 8, 2017
A tale of the Modern Templar Knights searching for the Lost Templar Treasure ... mainly the Lost Ark. The story takes them across the United States from Florida to Arizona and in between. They stop at many locations along the way seeking any signs that were left by the Templars over 700 years ago.
They are following the clues etched on a Holy relic named the Sword of Jerusalem which is Blessed by God. It was forged from steel and 3 nails from the Cross of Christ in Jerusalem by King Baldwin who was the last Christian King of Jerusalem. The sword was gifted to the Knights Templars last Grand Master and was handed down through the De Molay family line for generations.
The 3 books series provides a lesson in history and geography as well as a lesson in life. If you have faith and believe you will be blessed.
They are following the clues etched on a Holy relic named the Sword of Jerusalem which is Blessed by God. It was forged from steel and 3 nails from the Cross of Christ in Jerusalem by King Baldwin who was the last Christian King of Jerusalem. The sword was gifted to the Knights Templars last Grand Master and was handed down through the De Molay family line for generations.
The 3 books series provides a lesson in history and geography as well as a lesson in life. If you have faith and believe you will be blessed.
January 23, 2017
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This was a pretty interesting read. The story at times really grabbed my attention. It was well written and the authorr did a great job of making the world come to life.
This was a pretty interesting read. The story at times really grabbed my attention. It was well written and the authorr did a great job of making the world come to life.
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