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Carter - Outremer I

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Who Controls The Past Controls The FutureAn epic love story must overcome religious divide and a plot to eradicate two blood lines, as the Crusades and the search for the ancient mysteries of the Holy Grail gather momentum.Raised by his father in La Rochelle, France, Paul Plantavalu is known for his artistic nature, inquisitive mind and Christian faith. He also has an unshakable love for his Muslim childhood friend, Alisha al Komaty. Courageous and outspoken, she returns Pauls love. But their path is paved with obstacles; religion, war, political chaos and a mysterious enemy determined to destroy their family lines.Sometime between 1110 AD and 1120 AD in the aftermath of the first crusade, a small band of nine knights the founding knights Templar recover ancient precious artefacts left by a former, advanced civilisation, beneath the City of Jerusalem. Ruthlessly guarded, the secrets revealed by this discovery are highly prized...

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First off I have to thank the many researchers and writers who spent countless years on their own specific specialist area of interest. It is only through them that I was able to assemble, in my mind at least, what appeared to be a complete jigsaw that fitted together, each building upon the next. Within Outremer I have had cause to reference some of those works for historical and religious accuracy and where I have, I have put in a bibliographic reference and listed it as after them.

I must make special mention of my family for it goes without saying my heartfelt gratitude toward them is immeasurable. I need not name them for they know who they are and my feelings as do members of my extended family. But I wish it to be known that without them, Outremer would never have happened. Thank you to the land owners that have allowed items to be hidden upon their grounds. Without your support and assured secrecy, the modern code would not be possible.

To the Chriss, both Andys, DB and Cleyton you know is all I need say. To Hayley, Gareth, and all at the publishers including Lucy for her critical final edit, insights and suggestions, a huge thank you; especially your patience with me only eighteen months late to complete the final edits. To Peter and Sarah for always delivering! And to those special few who persevered reading the proof edits of these four volumes these are dedicated to you because without you it would not have been possible.

To those individuals who allowed me to draw them up in charcoal depicting some of the main characters, thank you. To Wyvern Larp, Cathleen Nichols-Images, to the figurine model manufacturer Pegaso Models, Italia for allowing me to use your superb figurines as reference and imaging to draw up some of the main characters.

But ultimately it is you, the reader, to whom I must proffer my sincerest thanks and appreciation. Some of the reading material is at times difficult to take in, especially the more historical and esoteric aspects, which some may find confusing, initially even boring in parts, but I urge you to persevere for it becomes easier as the story develops. Know that Outremer was written for you.

Paul Plantavalu

Alisha al Komaty Nicholas Blancofort Taqi al Komaty - photo 1

Alisha al Komaty

Nicholas Blancofort Taqi al Komaty Firgany al Komaty - photo 2

Nicholas Blancofort

Taqi al Komaty Firgany al Komaty Brother Teric - photo 3

Taqi al Komaty

Firgany al Komaty Brother Teric Master Gerard de Ridefort - photo 4

Firgany al Komaty

Brother Teric Master Gerard de Ridefort Reynald de Chatillon - photo 5

Brother Teric

Master Gerard de Ridefort Reynald de Chatillon Princess - photo 6

Master Gerard de Ridefort

Reynald de Chatillon Princess Stephanie de Millie Sister Lucy - photo 7

Reynald de Chatillon

Princess Stephanie de Millie Sister Lucy Theodoric - photo 8

Princess Stephanie de Millie

Sister Lucy Theodoric Tenno - photo 9

Sister Lucy

Theodoric Tenno Brother Matthews - photo 10

Theodoric

Tenno Brother Matthews Saladin - photo 11

Tenno

Brother Matthews Saladin Co - photo 12

Brother Matthews

Saladin Contents PART V Chapter 25 Cathars Chapter 26 Thom - photo 13

Saladin

Contents PART V Chapter 25 Cathars Chapter 26 Thomas Chapter 27 - photo 14
Contents
  1. PART V
  2. Chapter 25: Cathars
  3. Chapter 26: Thomas
  4. Chapter 27: Honesty & Good Deceit
  5. Chapter 28: Rashid & the Ashashin
  6. Chapter 29: Crac de lOspital
  7. Chapter 30: Sacrament of Tears
  8. PART VI
  9. Chapter 31: Where Shadows Cannot Reach
  10. Chapter 32: Jerusalem. The Gateway
  11. Chapter 33: My Dark Rose
  12. Chapter 34: Messengers of the Light
  13. Chapter 35: Guardians of the Gateways
  14. Chapter 36: Pistis Sophia
  15. PART VII
  16. Chapter 37: Turansha
  17. Chapter 38: The Fight
  18. Chapter 39: Between Worlds
  19. Chapter 40: A Journey of Study
  20. Chapter 41: Alexandria & the Emerald Tablet
  21. PART VIII
  22. Chapter 43: Dark Sun & the Celtic Cross
  23. Chapter 44: Emissaries and Final Farewells
  24. Chapter 45: Twin Churches, Meditation and the Atbash cipher
  25. Chapter 46: The Holy Grail & The Keepers of the Faith
  26. Chapter 47: Darkest of Ages & the Solace of Stewart & Taqi
  27. Chapter 48: The Halls of Amenti
  28. PART IX
  29. Chapter 49: Cairo. The Path is Followed Again
  30. Chapter 50: A Queen, Camelot & a Land of Dolmens
  31. Chapter 51: Not all you Fight are your Enemy
  32. Chapter 52: Living Legends
  33. Chapter 53: Queen of Kings & the Chains that Bind Us
  34. Chapter 54: Baptism of Fire and Water
  35. PART X
  36. Chapter 55: The Hearts Code
  37. Chapter 56: Home of the Brotherhood
  38. Chapter 57: Prophecy & the Seeds of a Promise
  39. Chapter 58: Beyond the Veil, Revelation Cometh
  40. Chapter 59: Altar of Stone.
  41. Chapter 60: Once and Future King Arthur
  42. PART XI
  43. Chapter 61: A Darkness Falls
  44. Chapter 62: Hymn of the Risen
  45. Chapter 63: Quiet before the Storm
  46. Chapter 64: Storm Fall
  47. Chapter 65: The Deepest Wound.
  48. PART XII
  49. Chapter 67: Wilderness of the Soul
  50. Chapter 68: Vows, Oaths and the Nine
  51. Chapter 69: Fists of Iron & Godspeed
  52. Chapter 70: Crossing Destiny
  53. Chapter 71: Tears of War
  54. Chapter 72: End to All That Was
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