Into the Unbounded Night
A Novel of Ancient Rome
About the Book
Following the destruction of her village in Brittania, young Aislin flees to Rome, vowing revenge.
There, she finds herself swept into a realm of political intrigue, spiritual crisis, and an emerging religion that challenges everything she believes. Her journey eventually leads her to Jerusalem, where she becomes entangled in the early days of a revolutionary movement. As she grapples with questions of faith, revenge, and redemption, she must decide who she truly is and what she's willing to fight for.
Critical Acclaim
"Kaplan's prose is luminous and brings the past vividly to life... A powerful message for our time wrapped in a compelling historical novel."
— Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
The pursuit of meaning and hope in a dark time is an age-old theme, and yet ever fresh. 'Into the Unbounded Night' is a perfect book to top our reading piles.
- Minneapolis Star Tribune
"Kaplan weaves an intricate literary tapestry to create a poetic exploration of early faith, mysticism, and the power of the human spirit to endure... Rich in historical detail and compelling characters."
— Foreword Reviews