If you like your historical fiction set in the Middle East with action, adventure, mystery, and unexpected twists, along with elements of hidden history, Freemasonry, Knights Templar, Kabbalah, a dash of romance, and the aspirational promise of reconciliation and peace, you've come to the right place!
Featured here are the first three books in what is now a series: The Seasons of Empire. While a series, each of the three are able to stand alone and can be read out of order. While there's a certain comfort in linearity, it has been said that "our world is a fragmented place" and that "human beings don't live in a straight line."
That being said, for those who prefer a sense of order, the series begins with the newly revised The Rabbi's Knight, which is set at the twilight of the Crusades in the year 1290. This book introduces us to the St. Clair blood line and a Kabbalistic mystery involving Jerusalem's Temple Mount. The Rabbi's Knight also tells a compelling love story. To find out more about this unique mixture of historical mystery/thriller and women's romance fiction, read more here.
The series continues 600 years later with the multiple prize-winning novels—Wages of Empire and Crossroads of Empire—both set in WW1 during the years 1914–1915. (And soon to follow these books will be End of Empire.)
Happy reading!
