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Templar Trilogy #2: Standard Of Honor

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Templar Trilogy #2: Standard Of Honor

by Jack Whyte

August 28, 2007 | Hardcover

Jack Whyte's thrilling Templar Trilogy continues with Standard of Honor, in which oaths of loyalty and obedience are weighed against the virtues of honour and nobility. As the deadly Crusades rage on, Christian forces are easily destroyed by the armies of Saladin. Among the Knights Templar are two cousins: Alexander Sinclair, a spy for the ancient Brotherhood of Sion, and André St. Clair, a young man forced to escape his homeland when he is wrongfully accused of a crime. But further trouble comes in the form of the new English King, Richard the Lionheart, whose duplicitous ways and fierce temper lead to a shocking and vicious betrayal of one of his own best men. In this dramatic second instalment of the Templar Trilogy, our heroes find themselves unsure whether their true enemy stands against them … or amongst them.

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    The first book in the author's triology "Knights in Black and White" introduces the reader to The Templars albeit fictionally. In this second book, he introduces the reader to Richard "The Lionheart" and the St.Clair (Sinclair) clan and their relationships with the Templars and spins a very good yarn around Richard's Crusade and not least around his ambitions for the throne of England.

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    The Templars history documented by Piers Paul Read leave the reader in limbo as to the fate of the surviving Templars. Order in Chaos picks up this history where the Da Vinci Code left the readers, in Scotland, and brings a credible (albeit fictional) closure to the readers of Tempar history.

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    Rating: 3/5

    Closure

    Steve Christophe

    15 months ago

    So now we finally learn the secret treasure they found under the Temple Mount in book 1, and it also ties up the loose ends in the previous 2 books. A good read for history buffs.

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    Rating: 5/5

    Great Story Telling

    Anonymous

    5 years ago

    Mr.Whyte,
    first time i read your books and i must say this one is well written. Your insight to this time period is just amazing , descriptions of events and people really sets the mood. Hey Dan Brown you can learn something from Jack if you try just focus on the Novel part and not the deception between fact and fiction ...hehe.

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Jack Whyte's thrilling Templar Trilogy continues with Standard of Honor, in which oaths of loyalty and obedience are weighed against the virtues of honour and nobility. As the deadly Crusades rage on, Christian forces are easily destroyed by the armies of Saladin. Among the Knights Templar are two cousins: Alexander Sinclair, a spy for the ancient Brotherhood of Sion, and André St. Clair, a young man forced to escape his homeland when he is wrongfully accused of a crime. But further trouble comes in the form of the new English King, Richard the Lionheart, whose duplicitous ways and fierce temper lead to a shocking and vicious betrayal of one of his own best men. In this dramatic second instalment of the Templar Trilogy, our heroes find themselves unsure whether their true enemy stands against them … or amongst them.

About the Author

Jack Whyte was born in Scotland and emigrated to Canada in 1967. He is an actor, orator, singer, and poet, and the author of the critically acclaimed Dream of Eagles series of novels about King Arthur and his court. He lives in Kelowna, British Columbia.

Hardcover

540 Pages, 6.5 x 2.1 x 9.4 in

August 28, 2007

English


0670045144
9780670045143

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