‼️Previously completed. All 68 chapters currently being remastered.‼️ At eighteen, Baldwin IV, the Leper King of Jerusalem, entrusts his life to a physician unlike any other - a brilliant woman from the East who bears a face he believed lost to tragedy years ago. As political threats close in and his body continues to fail, Baldwin must confront an impossible truth: the cure for his dying soul may be the very woman fate once stole from him - and now returns. ⚠️Disclaimer: This novel is a work of historical fiction inspired by the life of King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem. While the character may be familiar from the film Kingdom of Heaven, this story draws primarily from medieval chronicles, historical sources, and scholarly interpretations - seeking to portray Baldwin's legacy as it might have truly been lived.

This is the second book in The Phoenix of Jerusalem series. At nineteen, King Baldwin IV wages war on three fronts: against the invaders beyond Jerusalem's walls, the factions fracturing his court, and the leprosy consuming him from within. Surrounded by unrest and racing against time, he leans on the one person who sees him beyond the crown or the illness: Ysolde, his brilliant physician and once-lost childhood friend, who returned for duty and found love. As the kingdom begins to fall, Baldwin and Ysolde fight to hold what remains, protect each other, and carve out the right to live on their own terms before all that they are - king, healer, city, and bond - is lost to fire and memory. ‼️Disclaimer: This novel is a work of historical fiction inspired by the life of King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem. While the character may be familiar from the film Kingdom of Heaven, this story draws instead from historical chronicles, medieval sources, and scholarly interpretation - seeking to explore Baldwin's legacy as it might have truly been lived.

"𝐘𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐰𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐡𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐬 𝐧𝐨 𝐬𝐰𝐚𝐲 𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐯𝐚𝐥𝐮𝐞 𝐈 𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐜𝐞 𝐨𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐢𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡." - What if two hearts, each bearing wounds deep within, serendipitously cross paths, quietly engaging in a process of shared healing, alleviating the burdens of their respective traumas and sorrows? - Upon Isabel's decisive departure from her homeland, she and her companion, Jurian, ventured to Jerusalem to disseminate their sophisticated medical expertise from the East. Yet, in a sudden twist of fate the young woman's life was turned upside down in an instant. - start: 15/04/24 finish:

Young Roman aristocrat Catalina Bandinelli travels to Jerusalem to become the wife of Baldwin IV, heir to the Holy Land. Their union is meant to be a political alliance between Rome and Jerusalem, but it gradually turns into a story of profound love, faith, and sorrow. When Baldwin learns of the deadly illness that will shape his fate, Catalina remains by his side, helping him bear the burden of kingship, war, and a life slowly fading away. **Author's Note:** This story is a work of fiction inspired by real historical events surrounding Baldwin IV, the Kingdom of Jerusalem, and the era of the Crusades. Catalina and her storyline are entirely original creations woven into the existing history of that time. The book also partially reinterprets and draws inspiration from certain scenes and imagery from *Kingdom of Heaven*. I have always felt that Baldwin IV's story was tragically unfair. Unlike many great rulers, he never had someone by his side who could share his burden until the very end. This book is my attempt to imagine an alternative history in which the King of Jerusalem did have such a person - a woman who became not only his wife, but also his greatest source of strength and support.

"I've always believed fate brought us together, my dear. I am sorry that death will tear us apart." Y/N comes from Constantinople to Jerusalem to find refuge. She finds herself rising to be a queen instead.

At twenty-two, King Baldwin IV rules a kingdom already half-consumed by war, by treachery, and by the leprosy hollowing him from within. Yet before the storm of his final years, there was the fire of youth. The first half of this book traces those memories: the separation of his parents, the moment his illness was uncovered, the death of his father, his rise to kingship under regency, and his earliest exposure to blood, war, and tragedy. These were the trials that shaped a boy into a king, and lit the blaze that would carry him through Montgisard and beyond. The second half resumes in early 1183. As Saladin rises with unmatched force and unity, and Jerusalem's allies falter in their promises, Baldwin must confront the truth: the kingdom he bled to defend will not outlive him. He fights not to preserve an empire, but to secure the last breath of a fragile peace, and to leave behind a Jerusalem worthy of memory, not myth. What follows is a storm. The fall of the Holy City. The slaughter of knights sworn to silence. The failure of every crusade that sought to reclaim what was lost. But beneath the ruin, something endures. The walls of Jerusalem remember him. Though freedom from conquest remains a fragile dream, the city breathes with a quiet freedom Baldwin could only imagine: the right to love without chains, to worship without fear, to live each day unafraid. His legacy lives on, not in crowns or relics, but in the lives built upon the ashes he left behind. And somewhere in that city, something ancient stirs again.

I leave you my new book that you have been waiting for for a year, the first chapters are now available This book is about a group of friends who travel to the past in a strange way, something they did not expect, however the twins Jair and Jocelyn, along with their group of friends will have to survive the 12th century in Jerusalem during the reign of Baldwin IV of Jerusalem. However, Jocelyn will not want to admit her feelings about him, King Baldwin IV will do everything possible to win his heart ❤️, his brother and friends will learn the history of that time, although there will not be the same comforts as in the 21st century, his mission for all of them is to cure him of his leprosy, and get rid of Guy De Lusignan and Reynaldo de Chantillon. Including getting the king's older sister to reason about changing. The love that Baldwin IV feels for Jocelyn is so pure that he would be capable of going to war for her. Do you think he will be able to win her heart and marry her? Do you think they will return to the future? I don't want plagiarism, if you see that my book has been copied, report it immediately. © All rights reserved

Adeline the unwanted prinsess. she had sickness no one could understand. She was belived to be infirtile from it but nobody was sure. Her father Guillaume de Blanchegarde had been sertching for a husbend for her seen she 12 now 17 and unmarid. Her fahter had turned despret to secure his dughters futer. No nobel family wanted a woman who was sick and unabel to give hiers. so when her futher gave the proposol to the king of Jerusal that he would give him allianse and trups if he took his dughter to wed not disclosing the sikness she had he said yes. it was a marridge out of convinianse and alianse. But how will it end in tragedy or... read to find out

King Baldwin knows that he will soon die, but what happens when he falls in love with a princess from another country and imagines a future with her?

Y/n, a girl who discovers time travel. She has only one chance to go back in time and to come back. She is ready to go back to world war two, to save her grandpa, packed with medicine and some nessecities. But what happens when a mistake occurs in her machine and she ends up in king Baldwins bedrrom? -its not the medicine that cures me, its you