Knights Templar of King David: Absalom's Fury - Paperback
Knights Templar of King David: Absalom's Fury - Paperback
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by Herbert Coleman Clay (Author)
Knights Templar of King David: Absalom's Fury
By HC ClayAbsalom's Fury: A saga of nine ordinary people. One on crutches. One in a wheelchair. All chosen by a celestial force to become Knights Templar and protect humanity from an ancient, malevolent rival hell-bent on remaking reality itself.
The Light of King David-a primordial arc of celestial lightning, the same energy that created King David's sling-bestowed upon a select group of Knights Templar the responsibility of protecting the Holy Grail. They were known as the Knights Templar of King David.
On her tenth birthday, Eilidh MacTavish's parents, Thomas and Emily-the last of the Knights Templar of King David-were killed in battle defending the Holy Grail from the Order of Absalom's Guardsmen.
With the last Knights Templar gone, the Holy Grail was left without its protectors. The Light of King David would have to choose a new corps of Knights Templar.
The Order of Absalom, a sect devoted to Absalom, King David's rebellious son, has a singular purpose: to change this reality and bring about the reign of Absalom. To do this, they seek the Holy Grail-to unite it with the Spear of Destiny. When combined, these relics will become a weapon capable of unmaking reality itself.
Fifteen years later, the Order of Absalom has found the Spear of Destiny. Now it has returned for the Holy Grail.
This time, standing in the way of the Order of Absalom is a new generation of Knights Templar of King David: Cal, who grew up in Southwestern Virginia, considers himself a coward and prefers to keep to the shadows; Priscilla, a member of the Lakota tribe who walks on crutches but does not let them define her; and Eilidh, who, unaware of the truth, believes her parents died in an accidental house fire and has spent fifteen years blaming herself for not saving them.
Alongside six other ordinary but courageous young adults, all infused with the celestial Light of King David, they must stop the Order of Absalom before it remakes reality.
