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France, 1311 . . . Raymond Caradas, more wolf than man, is outcast since betraying his former master Esquin de Floyran to save the Templar brethren from the French King's fires. Tormented by his humanity and his past, alone, he drifts from town to town drowning his demons in drink and women. About to commit a diabolical act, he is prevented by lone she-wolf, Kit, who has sought him out for a purpose. Angered by her persistence, but drawn to her, Caradas is unwittingly pulled back into the Templar struggle with new enemies determined to hunt down and destroy the supernatural knights. But something from Caradas' past is about to come back to haunt him and force him to face his greatest fear; death at the stake. A Wolves of Solomon book.
Rebecca Blackhurst was born in Essex in 1972 but grew up in Bahrain and southern Spain. Possessing an incurable wanderlust, she travelled the globe for years before settling back in the UK to complete a degree in Earth and Planetary Sciences and PhD in Astrobiology.
Growing up on a diet of science fiction and fantasy, Rebecca scribbled down stories and ideas for years but only after moving to New Zealand, for a change of lifestyle, was she able to get her teeth into writing.
Rebecca published her first book, "The Wolves of Solomon," in 2010, an historical fantasy novel based on the fall of the Knights Templar. The sequel "Wolf" followed in 2011. Driven by her characters, she is currently working on a prequel in the series, "Blood and Brethren."
Having a passion for wolves, Rebecca has two German shepherds and can often be heard howling into the night with her pack.
