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All Things Are Lights by Robert Shea

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All Things Are Lights
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Publisher: Fontana Press
ISBN/ASIN: B003Y3BPTA
Number of pages: 508

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Historical fiction with romance, intrigue, spies, torture, war and the Knights Templar. It takes place during the Inquisition and France's religious crusade into Egypt. The book revolves around a wandering troubadour/knight and the two women he has loved, both unattainable; and the knight he hates and wants to kill, but cannot because he is close to the King.

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