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Peter Sparke #6
The Templar Scroll
As the Christian hold on the Holy Land crumbles, Templar Knight, Salvatore and his leader, the Mason fight to defend the ancient city of Acre. They have a duty to defend their last bastion in the region and to defend a mysterious artifact whose very existence cannot be revealed to the man tasked with its safety.
In today's world. Peter Sparke and Professor Tilly Pink take on the challenge of uncovering the fate of the fabled Silver Scroll, unsure whether it even exits.
In today's world. Peter Sparke and Professor Tilly Pink take on the challenge of uncovering the fate of the fabled Silver Scroll, unsure whether it even exits.
307 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 23, 2016
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February 19, 2017
Really enjoyed this series
I am always looking for a new, interesting series...I liked this one a lot. The main character is interesting, the author ties two timelines very well, and it is a good read. Highly recommend this series.
I am always looking for a new, interesting series...I liked this one a lot. The main character is interesting, the author ties two timelines very well, and it is a good read. Highly recommend this series.
July 29, 2018
The series just gets better with each book!
This was a great book with wonderful historical context. The ending was quite a surprise. I can hardly wait to see what the next book has in store for Peter and Tilly.
This was a great book with wonderful historical context. The ending was quite a surprise. I can hardly wait to see what the next book has in store for Peter and Tilly.
January 31, 2024
Good read
Nice continuation of a very interesting storyline. The use of historical information and development of such a story is very creative.
Nice continuation of a very interesting storyline. The use of historical information and development of such a story is very creative.
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