There was a day long ago when mankind thought he had overcome the forces of darkness. A day when evil was destroyed and a new life rose from the ashes of the last Great War. But he was naive to think so, as he so often is, for evil would continue on, unabated, in his quest to destroy the world of man. Children of the Evergreen is his story, as it is for those who would rise up against him. An adventure that will take you down the path of human destruction to a new world dominated not by man but by creatures of mystical powers. It begins at the end of the Great War with the introduction of a young boy, Aron Burok, who has been liberated from a concentration camp, only to find he has been cast into a global adventure, pitted against evil, in a race to save mankind. Books such as Lord of the Rings and Sword of Shannara tell similar stories of the struggles between good and evil, bringing forth unforgettable characters and their common goal to save humanity. As a descendant of a near extinct race of humans, Aron is sought out by Christophe Reiter, his former concentration camp commander, as an invaluable tool in his quest to achieve world domination. But before he can convince Aron to join him, the war ends and Reiter flees to avoid capture. For help, Reiter calls on his longtime associate Cardinal Bernadine Francisco to recruit Nazi SS officers to locate and capture Aron and Francisco's former servant, Fayho. Fayho has disappeared with a set of ancient scrolls entrusted to him by Francisco prior to the war's end. The scrolls are a vital key to their plans for which Reiter cannot succeed without. Reiter's gang of Nazi misfits will stop at nothing to accomplish their master's plan, but to their dismay they find there are other forces, ethereal and human, committed to stopping them. Blood will be spilt and lives lost as the forces of good and evil clash in a struggle to save earth and all its inhabitants.