The Siege of Acre

The walls of Acre hold the key to Jerusalem. In the sweltering summer of 1191, as Christian armies lay siege to the city, three lives collide in a story that will reshape their understanding of faith, duty, and the true cost of holy war.

Sir Alaric of Normandy arrives in the Holy Land, burning with zeal, certain of the Crusader cause’s righteousness. But his convictions begin to waver when he encounters unexpected compassion among those he was taught to hate. As the brutality of siege warfare tests his faith, he must choose between his vows as a knight and the growing truth in his heart.

Within Acre's besieged walls, Nadia tends to the wounded of both faiths, her healing arts bridging divides that swords cannot cross. Yet she carries a secret that could mean death if discovered. As she moves between enemy lines, her dangerous game of deception grows ever more complex, especially when her heart begins questioning where her loyalties truly lie.

Brother Joachim came to chronicle a triumph for Christendom. Instead, his writings become a testament to the human cost of religious conflict. As his quill captures both heroism and horror, his words plant dangerous seeds of doubt that threaten the very foundation of the Crusade.

The siege reaches its bloody climax as these three souls navigate love, duty, and betrayal. Their choices will not only determine their fates but echo through generations to come.

The Siege of Acre is the first book in the The Knights of Acre series. It is a powerful reimagining of the Third Crusade and is perfect for readers who love rich historical detail, complex characters, and stories that resonate with timeless relevance.

Don't miss this unforgettable tale of war, faith, and the courage to question everything you believe.

Content Warning: Contains scenes of medieval warfare and violence.

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