For six months a demon has circled Kilwinning Abbey. He has never once stepped inside.
When the Blue Lodge Order crosses the ocean to learn why, they find something no brother of the Order has faced in three hundred years: Vassago, the third spirit of the Ars Goetia. The prince who finds what is hidden, who does not lie, and who has been waiting patiently for a man capable of hearing the truth he carries.
That man is David. Seventy years a demon hunter, fifty years an atheist before an angel walked through the locked door of his mind, and now the only one alive who can be told what Vassago knows without being destroyed by it.
The Templar's Lantern burns white, and it points east, toward a room built beneath Dunfermline Abbey nine hundred years ago, kept empty across nine centuries for a single night no living man was born to see. Before the last bronze link closes, two quiet archivists will pay for it with their lives, a warrior will discover that his true strength is refusal, and the Order will learn that the masters they have served since before America existed may burn the wrong color of gold.
Some things are not meant to be destroyed. Only kept.
Book Two of The Blue Lodge Order. Written by a Past Master with thirteen years in the Craft, for readers who know why the East matters.