Books with title Knight of the Golden Plain

The wise and powerful king in a faraway kingdom is growing old, but alas, he has no rightful heir to the throne! Calling for his royal shepherd, captain, and cupbearer, the king entrusts each one of them with a very unique and powerful golden arrow. Join author Rob Brannon in The Knight of the Golden Arrow, as the king's three royal servants embark on a dangerous and fascinating night involving a deadly, fire-breathing dragon, a ruthless Cyclops, and several vicious giants. The intense fires of temptation will test and prove the hearts of each man. Which one of the king's three servants will become heir to the throne by proving himself to be brave, faithful, and obedient? The Knight of the Golden Arrow is a treasure-trove of biblical principles embedded in a high-action, fast-paced medieval setting. Also included is a bonus section in the epilogue, delving into the biblical meanings behind each of the characters, creatures, and symbols in the story.

A wise and powerful King in a far away kingdom is growing old, but alas, he has no worthy heir to the throne! Calling for his royal servants, the King entrusts each one of them with a very mysterious and mystical arrow endowed with one unbelievable power! Join author Rob Brannon, in “Knight of the Golden Arrow”, on an epic and treacherous medieval journey! Who will be the “last man standing” when the King chooses his heir to the throne?“The Knight of the Golden Arrow finds author Rob Brannon masterfully weaving biblical precepts into a captivating story that is simultaneously simple and profound.” - Tim LaHaye, Co-author of the “Left Behind” series of novels“This is a modern-day “C.S.Lewis kind of book” which will keep your kids asking, “What happens next?” as each chapter unfolds.” - Mary Rice Hopkins, Singer/Songwriter

A wise and powerful King in a far away kingdom is growing old, but alas, he has no worthy heir to the throne! Calling for his royal servants, the King entrusts each one of them with a very mysterious and mystical arrow endowed with one unbelievable power! Join author Rob Brannon, in “Knight of the Golden Arrow”, on an epic and treacherous medieval journey! Who will be the “last man standing” when the King chooses his heir to the throne?“The Knight of the Golden Arrow finds author Rob Brannon masterfully weaving biblical precepts into a captivating story that is simultaneously simple and profound.” - Tim LaHaye, Co-author of the “Left Behind” series of novels“This is a modern-day “C.S.Lewis kind of book” which will keep your kids asking, “What happens next?” as each chapter unfolds.” - Mary Rice Hopkins, Singer/Songwriter

The wise and powerful King in a far away kingdom is growing old, but, alas, he has no rightful heir to the throne! Calling for his royal Shepherd, Captain, and Cupbearer, the King entrusts each one of them with a very unique and powerful golden arrow. Join author Robert L. Brannon in, The Knight of the Golden Arrow, as the Kings three royal servants embark on a dangerous and fascinating night involving a deadly, fire-breathing dragon, a ruthless Cyclops, and several vicious giants. The intense fires of temptation will test and prove the hearts of each man. Which one of the Kings three servants will become heir to the throne by proving himself to be brave, faithful, and obedient? The Knight of the Golden Arrow is a treasure-trove of biblical principles embedded in a high-action, fast-paced medieval setting. Also included is a bonus section in the epilogue, delving into the biblical meanings behind each of the characters, creatures, and symbols in the story.

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Excerpt from The Knight of the Golden ChainHe chafed and taunted me past endurance; then all turned red before my eyes, and I remember nothing more.Will that tale content my lord, think you? Will it content King Stephen? Be sure if Alberic do not satisfy Baldwin's kinsmen, they will carry their cry to the King himself, and he is none so certain Of his throne that he dare withstand them.For King Stephen, who, now in the year Of grace 1139, had been lord Of England for near upon four years, had little right to reign; all men knew that the crown belonged of right to Henry's daughter, the Empress Matilda. Yet partly be cause the great barons liked not a woman ruler; partly because Stephen was brave and debonair, a favourite with all, they chose him for their king, and would have none Of her whom they called Countess Of Anjou.Aylmer looked at me in some surprise; I was not wont to use so many words.Methinks we have changed places, Oh my brother, he cried mockingly. And what does your new-born wisdom counsel me to do?There is nothing to be done, save to fly to St. Edmund's Convent with the best speed you may, before they can lay hands on you.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.