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By Blood Spilt Trilogy.
A collection of the three first novels in the series.
Steele's Dien Bien Phu.
While fighting as a Knight Templar in the Holy Land, Steele discovers the Ark of the Covenant. Unwittingly he is cursed to an eternity of military servitude. Centuries later Steele is fighting in the French Foreign Legion at the battle of Dien Bien Phu. Amidst the horrors of war, he comes face to face with his nemesis Jean, a fanatical monk. Steele keeps the Ark's location secret to prevent the Brotherhood from using its powers for evil purposes. Jean and the Brotherhood will stop at nothing to achieve their aim of world domination.
Steele's Verdun.
Sergeant Steele is thrust into the carnage of World War One with the French Foreign Legion fighting a desperate battle at Verdun. Based on the Legions incredible advance through heavily defended German positions fact and fiction are intertwined. Steele must face the enemy and the Brotherhood in an attempt to rescue a young woman taken prisoner by his nemesis, Jean. Revisiting his service with the Knights Templars Steele describes his experience fighting alongside the Cathars during the epic final siege of the castle of Mont Segure. A fight to the death against the King of France and the Cathar's that ends with horrific consequences.
Steele's Death March.
Sergeant Steele and the 5 Regiment Etrangere d'Infanterie are caught up in the treacherous Japanese coup d'état in French Indochina. During the night of 9 March the Japanese simultaneously attacked all the French garrisons. Steele and the Legionnaires must fight their way to safety over more than one thousand miles of mountainous terrain and thick jungle relentlessly pursued by the Japanese and the brotherhood led by Steele's sworn enemy, Jean. This book is based on the true story of the Alessandri Column and on eyewitness accounts by survivors of the Legions epic odyssey.
A collection of the three first novels in the series.
Steele's Dien Bien Phu.
While fighting as a Knight Templar in the Holy Land, Steele discovers the Ark of the Covenant. Unwittingly he is cursed to an eternity of military servitude. Centuries later Steele is fighting in the French Foreign Legion at the battle of Dien Bien Phu. Amidst the horrors of war, he comes face to face with his nemesis Jean, a fanatical monk. Steele keeps the Ark's location secret to prevent the Brotherhood from using its powers for evil purposes. Jean and the Brotherhood will stop at nothing to achieve their aim of world domination.
Steele's Verdun.
Sergeant Steele is thrust into the carnage of World War One with the French Foreign Legion fighting a desperate battle at Verdun. Based on the Legions incredible advance through heavily defended German positions fact and fiction are intertwined. Steele must face the enemy and the Brotherhood in an attempt to rescue a young woman taken prisoner by his nemesis, Jean. Revisiting his service with the Knights Templars Steele describes his experience fighting alongside the Cathars during the epic final siege of the castle of Mont Segure. A fight to the death against the King of France and the Cathar's that ends with horrific consequences.
Steele's Death March.
Sergeant Steele and the 5 Regiment Etrangere d'Infanterie are caught up in the treacherous Japanese coup d'état in French Indochina. During the night of 9 March the Japanese simultaneously attacked all the French garrisons. Steele and the Legionnaires must fight their way to safety over more than one thousand miles of mountainous terrain and thick jungle relentlessly pursued by the Japanese and the brotherhood led by Steele's sworn enemy, Jean. This book is based on the true story of the Alessandri Column and on eyewitness accounts by survivors of the Legions epic odyssey.
