Knightstemplar Stories

In his vivid dream the Templar's are being followed...fire rages the heat searing his body. Cameron knows he has to go back and find the truth. Hannah, Cameron's best friend, is reading about a manuscript found on HMS Victory written so the newspaper says in the 12th Century. joins forces and they find themselves caught up in a game of hide and seek, where the past seems to have left a trail of death and destruction

These documents are draft transcriptions of the documents relating to the Templars' property in Wiltshire which are preserved at Kew: The National Archives of the UK, in E 358/18-20 (royal custodians' accounts) and E 142/119 (debts due to the Templars). The documents in the National Archives are covered by an Open Government Licence for public sector information, which allows everyone to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the documents in their archives: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/ . Copyright on these transcriptions is reserved to Helen Nicholson. The cover shows a view of the countryside near Temple Rockley, the Templars' largest house in Wiltshire.

A lone templar knight gets lost and ends up in japan with no immediate way back home to his own land. He is viewed as an outsider or alien if you would call him, he must learn to survive on his own in this unknown land he finds himself currently trapped in.

.......... PRICE REDUCED 50% on Smashwords & affiliates........ .........PUT THIS ON YOUR Nook,Kindle,iPad,Etc........ In 1307 Philipe of France destroyed The Templar Knights.Or so the story goes. Where was the Templar fleet? Where did all the Knights Templar go? Who has been looking since the 18th century? Why is the Vatican involved. These are all reasons for the 2 protagonists to desist from their adventure and quietly return to Firenze. But he is a fiery Scot and she is Scicilian blood. nothing will stop them. With protection from unlikely sources and help from close friends they follow the trail.

The Templars' largest estate in Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire ('Beds.' and 'Bucks.') was at Bulstrode, where they cultivated around 242 acres of arable land plus meadow and pasture. They also held Temple Manor at High Wycombe and land at Staughton and Swanton in Bedfordshire, and received rents from Radnage, Calverton, Stony Stratford, and Great Marlow. This volume contains draft transcriptions of the documents recording the Templars' property in Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire in 1308-14. The records are preserved at Kew: The National Archives of the UK in enrolled accounts (E 358/18-20), draft accounts (SC 6/741/28-29) and other documents (TNA E 142/89, E 142/90 and E 142/119) and at the British Library, Harley Rolls A 25-27, for the Temple Bulstrode 'particulars of account' for 1309, 1309-10 and 1310-11. The enrolled accounts in The National Archives are: TNA E 358/18 rot. 6 dorse: Gilbert of Holm accounts for Temple Bulstrode for the first four months of 1308 (another copy at E 358/20 rot. 24); E 358/18 rots 7 and 6: Walter de Molesworth accounts for Temple Bulstrode from Easter 1308 to 7 March 1309 (another copy at E 358/20 rot. 12). He then handed over custody of Bulstrode to Edmund of Burnham; E 358/19 rot. 36 Dorse: Edmund de Burnham accounts for the Templars' manors of Bulstrode and Wycombe in 1311-14; E 358/18 rot. 47 dorse (and E 358/19 rots 37-38): Geoffrey de la Lee accounts for the Templars' former estates in Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire in 1311-14, excluding Bulstrode and Wycombe. The documents in the National Archives are covered by an Open Government Licence for public sector information, which allows everyone to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the documents in their archives: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/ . However, copyright on this transcription of the documents is reserved to the transcribers.

These are draft transcriptions of the surviving records produced by the sheriffs and other royal officials in charge of the Templars' property in Berkshire, 1308-13. There is a series of enrolled accounts in the Exchequer Records, E 358/18-20, and a statement of debts owed to the Templars and property that had been entrusted to others for safekeeping at the end of 1307. The documents in the National Archives are covered by an Open Government Licence for public sector information, which allows everyone to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the documents in their archives: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/ . However, copyright on this transcription of the documents is reserved to Helen Nicholson. The cover image shows the Templars' former commandery of Bisham in Berkshire as it is today.

From Kamery Solomon, #1 bestselling genre author and creator of the bestselling series The God Chronicles, comes the international bestseller SWEPT AWAY, a time travel romance fraught with danger and secrets on the high seas! BLURB: Dead men tell no tales... For more than 200 years, the Treasure Pit on Oak Isle has baffled treasure hunters, engineers, and the common man alike. When Samantha Greene arrives, she finds her estranged father has spent years funneling energy and finances into the endeavor, finding nothing. When an accidental death occurs in the pit, fulfilling the prophecy that seven lives must end before the treasure can be found, the search kicks into high gear, with more than one party vying for the secrets that lie below. Finding herself the closest to the treasure anyone has ever been, Samantha throws herself into the work, landing among the coveted prize. Just as she's about to discover what's truly hidden beneath the island, the pit begins to flood with ocean water, sweeping her away despite her attempts to swim to the surface. Upon awaking, Samantha discovers that, not only did she not drown, but the year is 1695-one hundred years before the Treasure Pit was even discovered. Carried off by the pirate Tristan O'Rourke, a rouge Irishman with more than his share of secrets, she soon finds that there is much more than she realized in play. Will she discover the secrets of Oak Isle, or will an unexpected love keep her from finding out the truth? Will she ever make it back to her own time? Perhaps the real question is this; will she want to?

The Lost Templar Treasure : is a story set in 1314 about Sir Alaric, a former Knight Templar, who embarks on a quest to find the hidden treasure of the disbanded Templar Order. Guided by cryptic clues and accompanied by allies he meets along the way, Alaric journeys across Europe, facing numerous dangers and challenges. Eventually, he discovers the treasure hidden in a monastery in the Pyrenees. Instead of using the wealth for personal gain, Alaric and his companions distribute it to help rebuild communities and spread knowledge, honoring the legacy of the Templars.

These documents are draft transcriptions of the documents relating to the Templars' property in Somerset and Dorset which are preserved at Kew: The National Archives of the UK, in E 358/18-20 (royal custodians' accounts) and E 142/119 (debts due to the Templars). The documents in the National Archives are covered by an Open Government Licence for public sector information, which allows everyone to copy, publish, distribute and transmit the documents in their archives: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/ . Copyright on these transcriptions is reserved to Helen Nicholson. The cover picture shows the countryside around Templecombe in Somerset.

From Kamery Solomon, #1 bestselling genre author and creator of the bestselling series The God Chronicles, comes the international bestseller SWEPT AWAY, a time travel romance fraught with danger and secrets on the high seas! BLURB: Dead men tell no tales... For more than 200 years, the Treasure Pit on Oak Isle has baffled treasure hunters, engineers, and the common man alike. When Samantha Greene arrives, she finds her estranged father has spent years funneling energy and finances into the endeavor, finding nothing. When an accidental death occurs in the pit, fulfilling the prophecy that seven lives must end before the treasure can be found, the search kicks into high gear, with more than one party vying for the secrets that lie below. Finding herself the closest to the treasure anyone has ever been, Samantha throws herself into the work, landing among the coveted prize. Just as she's about to discover what's truly hidden beneath the island, the pit begins to flood with ocean water, sweeping her away despite her attempts to swim to the surface. Upon awaking, Samantha discovers that, not only did she not drown, but the year is 1695-one hundred years before the Treasure Pit was even discovered. Carried off by the pirate Tristan O'Rourke, a rouge Irishman with more than his share of secrets, she soon finds that there is much more than she realized in play. Will she discover the secrets of Oak Isle, or will an unexpected love keep her from finding out the truth? Will she ever make it back to her own time? Perhaps the real question is this; will she want to?

Sisters of The Bruce 1292-1314 offers a finely-drawn tale of Robert the Bruce's sisters and the challenges these remarkable women face Set against the wild and perilous background of Scotland in the late thirteenth century, the adventurous lives of Robert the Bruce's five sisters come to life through their own words in a series of letters. Courage and tenacity are often associated with Scotland's great hero, but few appreciate the enormous challenges experienced by these remarkable sisters. As a young girl, Isa leaves home to sail to the land of the Vikings to become Queen of Norway whilst her sister, Kirsty, finds herself Countess of Mar and chatelaine of the great Kildrummy Castle in Scotland's far northeast. Danger looms and the younger sisters, Mathilda and Margaret, escape to Orkney with Kirsty's children, aided by Isa. As Scotland spirals into war, Robert and his family face the wrath of King Edward of England, whose vengeance wrought the brutal death of William Wallace. Kirsty is incarcerated alone in an English nunnery, whilst Mary endures years of misery within a cage hanging from the walls of Roxburgh Castle. Robert evades capture and continues the fight for unity and independence. Gradually, old wounds heal. Under his kingship, Scotland's fighting force achieves a resounding victory at the Battle of Bannockburn. Only then are the fragile, traumatised women released, through the ransoming of English nobles, to return home to rebuild their shattered lives...

At a young age a man named Kee had dreams of joining the shadow society known as the Illuminati. In and effort to pursue this dream Kee broke into Vatican City and made a lot of noise drawing the attention the Knights and now his past has come back for him.

•ENGLISH WORK• •Medieval Period Europe• In the castle of Eldoria, Princess Jafira Mint de Laurent feels trapped by the expectations of her royal life. But when she meets Zuriel Andreau von Merced, a Knight's Templar, in the woods, she discovers a new sense of purpose and courage. As they navigate the dangers of the kingdom and the secrets of their own hearts, Jafira must decide whether to conform to her royal duties or forge her own path. With Zuriel by her side, she begins to uncover the strength and warrior spirit within herself, and together they must face the darkness threatening their kingdom. Will they be able to overcome the challenges ahead, or will the shadows of their world tear them apart?