Confessions of a Templar

List of Honor

von Haluk Çay

204 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

At the dawn of the second millennium, three powers emerged that would shape the fate of empires.The Hashshashins mastered fear.The Templars mastered wealth.The Huns mastered survival.Kings feared them.Empires negotiated with them.History buried them.Or so we were told.Nothing disappeared.No one left.The old powers simply learned new languages.They changed their names.They changed their methods.They changed their clothes.But power rarely dies.It adapts.It survives.It waits.And sometimes, it remembers.For nearly a thousand years, rulers feared seeing their names written on a single list more than they feared God Himself.The legendary List of Honor.A list whispered about in palaces, monasteries, courts, and war camps.A list capable of changing destinies.As old alliances awaken and ancient rivalries begin to move once more, the heirs of those who once ruled through fear, wealth, and memory find themselves drawn into a struggle far older than themselves.Confessions of a Templar is a literary novel about identity, inheritance, loyalty, memory, power, and the invisible structures that survive long after empires fall.Because history does not always end.Sometimes it simply learns how to hide.