The Book of Aran
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
"... A scholarly survey of everything from geology and wildlife, archaeology and history, to folklore, literature and art, aimed at the general reader..."--Dust jacket.





"... A scholarly survey of everything from geology and wildlife, archaeology and history, to folklore, literature and art, aimed at the general reader..."--Dust jacket.
Set against a backdrop of supernatural intrigue, the sequel delves deeper into the lives of its characters as they confront new challenges and dark forces. As tensions rise, alliances are tested and secrets from the past resurface, complicating their quest for resolution. Themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the struggle between good and evil are woven throughout the narrative, leading to unexpected twists and a gripping climax that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.
The book offers a detailed chronological exploration of early human societies, highlighting the evolution from hunting and foraging communities to advanced agriculturalists known for their impressive megalithic tombs. It also examines the technological progress made by later bronze and iron age cultures, supported by numerous illustrations that enhance the understanding of these significant developments in human history.
The discovery of an old spirit board game leads Jacob and his friends to uncover a dark chapter in history related to Jacob's ancestors and a Native American massacre during the 1800s. Eager to amend the wrongs of the past, Jacob embarks on a journey through the "Portal to When," landing in 1852, where he is adopted by the village leader. This adventure intertwines themes of heritage, redemption, and the impact of historical injustices.