In the early 14th century, the besieged city of Montségur stands on the brink of a new era. As the ancient Cathar religion is suppressed by the Papal Inquisition, the Ordo Novum Mundus rises, an order that seeks to eradicate the sins of the past with fire. Raymond VI of Toulouse leads the fight against the powerful Knights Templar under Robert of Sonnac to protect his faith.
After the siege and rebuilding of the city, Raymond VI must navigate the responsibilities of leadership and the challenges of change. Isabelle, Eleanor, and Thea overcome their personal struggles as they lead Montségur toward a new future.
The Flames of Truth is a compelling historical novel about courage, renewal, and the struggle to preserve ideals in times of great upheaval.
