By SG Boudreaux

 Harper Brinley is running for her life. After escaping from a government holding facility where she, along with other scientists, were being forced to build a deadly weapon, she headed for the most remote place she could think of, the wild Xantifal Mountains. The one place where no one would think to search for her. There, she found a massive hollowed tree in which to survive the harsh mountain winter. If she can survive the four-legged, fire-breathing firebirds, and the equally large wildcats of the mountain ridge, then maybe she can find her way back to her children. She was taken away from her family five years ago. Wilkins, her husband, was taken nearly a year before that and forced into military servitude. After spending the last three years running, training, and learning to fight, she was ready to find her family. Nothing would stand in her way.   

The story begins in 1906 in San Francisco, California. Seth Jager just married his girlfriend of two years, Caroline Palmer. The morning after their honeymoon, San Francisco is struck by a large earthquake. He and Caroline are torn apart in the shake. Seth wakes up to find he has been transported to another time and dimension, and Caroline is nowhere to be found. He discovers that God has chosen him to travel through time and space by way of storms that generate enough power to open portals. He and others like him must search for important artifacts that will help to save all of mankind. On top of finding artifacts, he and his fellow travelers must also battle demons who will stop at nothing to prevent them from completing their missions. Seth meets unusual characters, co-travelers, animals, and places and experiences unique events along the way. Still mourning the loss of his wife Caroline, Seth vows to himself to do whatever it takes to get back to her and the life they were beginning to create for themselves.

Storms are wreaking havoc on the face of the earth, due to man's ever-increasing sin nature. A few select people have been chosen to traverse the earth, through time and space, by way of these very same storms to try and save mankind from our own destruction. These people are known as Peregrines. They are guided by those known as the Dragoman, whose purpose is to direct the Peregrines in missions to obtain sacred artifacts that will aid in their fight to save mankind. They must battle demons along the way, as well as face perilous dangers associated with their missions.

All of the Peregrines and Dragoman have converged onto Reader's Island to prepare for the great and final battle that a select few, known as "The Twelve" will have to fight in. As they train and learn how to use their newly found powers, they must also find five lost keys that open the recently found, ancient, archival books that could hold important information for the success of their missions.

The Peregrines have left Reader's Island in search of the lost Armor of God. They must locate and acquire these pieces to be able to do battle against some sort of evil, unbeknownst to any of them as of yet, in a war known as "The Final Battle." They must win this war against evil to save mankind from his own sinful destructive nature. In order to find the six pieces of armor, which had been stolen and separated hundreds of years before, they must overcome their own personal demons in tests of faith. These tests will try and possibly reveal even the darkest of secrets, emotions, and desires. If these trials can be overcome, the location of the next piece of armor will be revealed to them.

Will they be able to overcome their own insecurities and imperfect human natures to accomplish the important tasks laid before them? Especially since they are constantly hunted by demons who wish to stop and destroy them any way possible.

The Peregrines have acquired two of the pieces of armor and are searching for the third. The last demon battle wounded some of the Peregrines and killed some of the desert people who had aided them in the war.

While searching for the armor pieces they heard a rumor that the last piece of armor to find, the Swords of Truth, were destroyed centuries ago by someone or something that knew of their significance.

The swords must be used in the final battle for the Peregrines to even have a chance at winning. What it is that they are to fight against they still are not sure. The Dragoman are racing against time to decipher the language in the book of the Keepers, which they have now determined to be Akrotiri. An ancient, Grecian culture that once existed and disappeared from the face of the earth after a large, storm hit the city long ago Now they must find a way to interpret the book or all could be lost forever.t the ty long ago. Now they must find some way to interpret the book or all could be lost forever. 

The Peregrines are in search of the last piece of armor known as the Sword of the Spirit. Rumor has it that the swords were all melted down and destroyed long ago.

Without knowing where or when, they can't go back into time to prevent it so they must figure out another way.

Seth, and Caroline find themselves separated once again. The Final Twelve must split into teams to take on four different beasts to do battle for the fate of the world.

All the realms, unknowingly, are depending upon the Peregrines, Dragoman, and the ever-important Beast Keepers to fulfill the prophecy revealed to them in the Book of the Keepers.

The swords have been refashioned by the Smythe who was appointed by God to forge them once more for the battle to end all battles.

If they can succeed, the new world will live in peace forever and they can finally be at rest to live normal lives as rulers over all the lands and realms of the earth.

Books 1-3 in the Peregrination Series.

(Earth 2nd edition only. 1st edition books of Earth are shelved and no longer available from me.)

Books 1-4 in the Peregrination Series. 

(Earth 2nd edition only. 1st edition books of Earth are shelved and no longer available from me.)

The complete set of the Peregrination Series. The first series ever written by SG Boudreaux.  

(Earth 2nd edition only. 1st edition books of Earth are shelved and no longer available from me.)