
by Angel North
Twenty thousand years ago, the reindeer stop coming. For Ara's people, that means hunger. But Ara discovers the herds have not vanished—they are moving east. Then she finds Karu, a wounded stranger from that same direction, carrying a symbol connected to the hidden past of her grandmother, Hara. With food running out, Ara and her people must choose between the land they know and an unknown road across Beringia. Beyond the horizon lie frozen rivers, violent storms, unfamiliar peoples, ancient routes—and signs that others walked these paths long before them. BERINGIA: THE LAST LAND is a prehistoric survival epic about migration, family, memory, trust, and the ordinary human choices behind an extraordinary journey.
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