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On Scimitars and Scalpels

Timothy Gerrard

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English
Shawline Publishing Group
25 August 2023
DURING THE TWELFTH CENTURY CRUSADES A DEADLY JOURNEY MUST BE MADE FOR SALVATION TO HAPPEN... When the king of Jerusalem is diagnosed with life-threatening leprosy, his physician and two apprentices - Ippolito and Ruth - will travel to India in search of a cure that has only ever been rumoured to exist.

They face many trials and tribulations along their journey to India and each will be more traumatic and devastating than the last. Against all odds they must continue as they hold the legacy of humanity in their hands alone.

With daring adventures having deadly consequences at each junction of the quest, it is their love and fortitude that drive them forward with nothing but a hope in their hearts of succeeding. To lose would be too devastating to contemplate...

The only thing for certain is survival is not guaranteed...

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Imprint:   Shawline Publishing Group
Country of Publication:   Australia
ISBN:   9781922993687
ISBN 10:   1922993689
Pages:   330
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

"Tim is a retired registered nurse who has always had a passion for history and for writing a novel that combines both his professional knowledge and love of ""times and things gone by"". Until retirement he only had time to write a handful of short stories for magazines but since retiring has begun pursuing his other professional goal of becoming a serious writer. Tim lives on the far south coast of NSW in what he calls a ""fifty cent shack with a million dollar view""."

Reviews for On Scimitars and Scalpels

“A mystical tale of human courage and conviction to belief and purpose… A really great book for lovers of well thought out plot and riveting characters…” Tom, Indie Book reviewer “…a breathtaking adventure, rivalling the stories of Marco Polo, and considerably more fun.” Tom Flood, Author & Miles Franklin Award Winner (NT)


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