Angielski
Friday the 13th of October 1307 A fateful day for the powerful Order of the Temple. Arrested by the King of France, betrayed by the Holy Father, the Templars will cease to exist. And Ian Graham, twenty-first century television personality, has just found himself in 1307 -- and an initiate of the Order. He has ten weeks to escape death or torture -- if he can find his way home. *** "[Walter Hunt] strikes out in a new direction that should appeal to many readers, old and new... The tale feels very real, and the secrets that are in its center carry a convincing weight... Highly recommended." -Tom Easton, SFRevu Walter Hunt's imagination lets us all become time travelers, as we join Ian Graham on his journey through the 14th century. Hunt writes as if he was there. After reading A Song in Stone, you may feel like you were there yourself. -Daniel M. Kimmel, author of I'll Have What She's Having "...a soul searching journey through a little-known mystery pilgrimage. I was enchanted. I highly recommend." -Irene Radford, author of Merlin's Descendants
