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ISBN: 978-0-9814036-8-7

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176 pp full colour
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Non-fiction

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Guillaume Brouillard has solved the riddle that has mystified enthusiasts and experts alike all over the globe for more than four decades! As a result, he has discovered, and photographed, the actual keystone, the existence of which has been the subject of fierce speculation. Contrary to the fictional riddles that have been employed in other popular writings, this riddle relates to an authentic secret document of the Rosicrucian Order, the Priory of Sion, entitled Le serpent rouge – which appears to be the ‘map’ to nothing less than the temple treasures of Jerusalem.

Many regard the events surrounding the Priory of Sion as nothing but a hoax. This book, however, proves quite the opposite. Asthe riddle is unravelled it becomes perfectly clear that these events are fact and not fiction. The political and religious implications of this remarkable discovery is truly of great importance.

This is the book everyone even just remotely interested in the enigma surrounding these treasures, as well as the holy grail, has been waiting to read. It is pure, unadulterated, fascinating fact that catapults this entire subject into a whole new dimension.

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• In Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code (2003. London: Bantam) reference is made to the Church of St Sulpice in Paris and a keystone hidden there that will reveal the location of the Priory of Sion’s most important secret. This book will not only show that the keystone in actual fact exists but also where it is located.

• Steve Berry (also author of The Third Secret and The Templar Legacy) not only refers to the Red Serpent in his latest best seller, The Alexandria Link (2007. London: Hodder) but also quotes verbatim from Le serpent rouge as forming part of a riddle in a quest for “hidden knowledge”.