The struggle of history

The struggle of history, a novel that starts from the scent of history and some of its falsification, written by the Saudi novelist Salma Al-Bakri after extensive reading and continuous research, where she spent — as she says — years of reading and researching the myth, ambitions, and politics of the Knights Templar, led by extremism, gold, blood, and control, then she decided to write. It can be framed within historical novels, with dramatic elements and clever narrative flows, where the narrative action is very clear. When you read it, it feels as if you are watching a grand epic historical drama film depicting a struggle between good and evil. The novel features a structured narrative and a clear logical sequence, prompting us to hasten our steps to continue reading and delve into exploring more of its successive events, moving from scene to scene in a beautiful dramatic way through description, interweaving, and the conflict occurring in its scenes, as well as sudden quick transitions. The heroes of the novel are a group of Knights Templar, gathered with their flaws, virtues, and aspirations for control, collecting money, gold, and everything precious in this universe, representing the forces of evil. On the other side are men representing good, and the conflict between them intensifies until the end. Do not miss — dear reader — reading this novel that truly reflects the event without any pretense. The most beautiful aspect is linking the novel to current events that happened in our world and still are, such as the spread of the virus, the appearance of the monster, and the mark they talk about, which clearly refers to old prophecies.