Fearless Females in History: A Trilogy of Sexy Rogues
The following stories complete a trilogy and the branding of strong historical female characters with the goal to roll them out similarly to the Pirate Queen model.
The Knight's Templare
The story of Tempeste is set at the end of the Templar's reign. A gender-bending story that asks what if the Dan Brown story of "The DaVinci Code" were true and there was a 9th Templar who was a descendant of Mary Magdalene? Bring in "The Red Tent" as another reference to these earliest times in the cradle of civilization. Add some nuance a la Suskind's thrilling work "Perfume," a tale of murder the emotional senses attached to smell. The story of Tempeste seduces and slays.
Righteous vengeance is inflicted on the killing of the last templars, the likes of Grand Master Jacques de Molay, in 1314.
It is violent, swift, and leveled without a trace...
Like the brave women featured before her, Tempeste fights from the shadows. A gauzy web of sheet deception, intrigue, and devastation, hers is a fight for all who have been subjugated by the tyranny of generations of ruling families.