Preternatural Sagacity

<p><strong>A series of disturbing dreams make Bran Sage a modern-day aeronautical engineer increasingly aware of the story of his great-grandparents Henry a coalminer and Sarah the love of Henry's life. Are the dreams childhood memories or something else?</strong></p><p>Bran is determined to find out.</p><p><br></p><p>Henry Sage is committed to making <strong>dangerous pits</strong> safer for the coalminers while Bran is driven to improve <strong>aviation safety. </strong>Although separated in time by more than a century and vastly different social conditions<strong> hazardous work and complex problem solving </strong>provide the common ground that forge the ethics and noble character of the two men.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Ravens</strong> appear in the story as a mystical thread guiding both generations to trust their instinct and carve out a path to increased self-awareness. The ravens are a visual symbol and the singer-songwriter Bob Dylan's lyrics provide the metaphors that encourage Bran in his search for life's deeper meaning.</p><p><br></p>