Rosslyn and the Grail by Mark Oxbrow and Ian Robertson

304 pages, Hardcover

241 x 158 x 30mm (L x W x T)

Condition: Very Good (Has very small/minor signs of wear). There no markings, inscriptions or signatures of any kind, pages are clean and vibrant.

For centuries, the enigmatic stones of Rosslyn Chapel have whispered secrets, their cryptic carvings hinting at a truth veiled in time. After a decade of tireless pursuit, two historians from the Scottish heartlands have dared to assemble the fragments of this hidden narrative.

The world awakened to Rosslyn's allure through the pages of a fictional tale, yet the whispers of its mysteries have drawn countless souls to its ancient walls, each seeking a glimpse of the treasure they believe lies beneath. Whispers of a sacred bloodline, a lost covenant, a relic of the Christ, and the legendary hoard of the Templars swirl within its shadowed halls.

But what of the reality, shrouded in the mists of legend? Did the Templar knights truly find sanctuary in the Scottish highlands? Does the spectral White Lady, an ethereal guardian, truly watch over a sacred grail? Was this chapel, a masterpiece of stone and shadow, erected to conceal the riches of a lost temple?

The truth, like the chapel itself, remains a labyrinth of whispers and shadows, a puzzle waiting to be unraveled from the depths of time.