The Memory of Death: Assassin Chronicles Redux Book 1

"He had a distinct aversion to blades when he did not have hold of the hilt."Everyone wants to kill him and some actually do. He is the Assassin, but he doesn't know that. He is where he should be, but he thinks he is lost. He is looking for something, but he doesn't know what. He has foes and he has friends, but he doesn't know who is who. He needs to get home, wherever that is.He was everything a girl might want: Quiet, good-looking, intelligent, intriguing, honorable to a fault though a little hard-headed. He is rich in an unassuming way and has several degrees from Oxford University. A Knighted member of an Ancient Order from a Scottish family of minor nobility.Of course, he has his faults: he's old, hot-tempered, grumpy, loves solitude, and drinks Scotch---a lot of it. Like I said, heisScottish, but he's not a Highlander. His occupation as Assassin/Alchemist for his Order might be a relationship breaker:Assassin/Alchemist. He also suffers from night-terrors, has an apparent death-wish, and an emotional problem with a history that makes him a criminal of the worst sort. He is not exactly the ideal husband, fiance, close friend, or even casual acquaintance. He is Sir John Mark Andrew Larmenius Ramsay,Knight of Death, PhD, MD, Alchemist, poor Knight of Solomon's Temple. In his own opinion, he has lived too long.Things only get worse for the poor Knight as he tries desperately to extricate himself from the current nightmare situation resulting from a botched mission. If ever anyone pays off several lifetimes of Karmic debt in one week, Mark Ramsay is paying such a debt. His long-term memory is returning in bits and pieces and he slowly understands what is happening to him, but finding a way out without losing his head goes from difficult to near impossible. If one of his Brothers of the Order does not take his head home in a box, then surely his kidnappers will bury him alive.Even confessing and throwing himself on the mercy of his Order's justice system could end up in ex-communication, exile, or execution. All