Martin Wallace and the gods' lucky charm

The novel: Martin Wallace and the gods' lucky charm.

Year 2015, County of Armagh.

The Wallace family is a happy family and one of the wealthiest in quiet County Armagh.

Until the story changes.

A curse hits the Wallaces when Martin is only three years old. And his father disappears forever.

Ten years later, Martin is in search of the truth.
A Dark Lord would have snatched his father for a gem.
It would all be explained by what, long ago, would have arisen in the place of Martin's house, at number 3 of Mainmatch Road.

But nothing could ever happen without reading the book 'Emain Macha, the hidden truths'. Nothing could be discovered without uncovering the secret passages around Lake Neagh. No journey could ever begin other than through the Mirror-Time Cone that leads into the Land of Totnes.

The truth is enclosed in a sacred gem.
A curse also hangs over the Tworf people. There is something inexplicable that links Martin to that distant past.

Some missing link between that past and its future: a prophecy and an amulet.
Why is the present already changing? Perhaps because of the danger looming over the Tworf people?
Why is the Lord of Darkness looking for him to kill him? What stood, long ago, in place of his house on Mainmatch Road?

Meanwhile, Martin doesn't have much time left to solve three indecipherable puzzles. And he has to do it before he turns his thirteenth birthday.

 The protagonists.

 The two protagonists of the novel, Martin Wallace and Isabel Belfeline, are two classmates from Twinsfield college.

A mysterious book is hidden in the college library that will help them discover some hidden passages on the shores of Lake Neagh that lead to the land of the titans.

That book is titled "Emain Macha, The Hidden Truths".

The setting.

Armagh is a beautiful town located south of Ireland's largest lake, Lake Neagh.

It is considered the religious capital of Ireland and its bishopric was founded by St. Patrick.

It is home to a Protestant, Gothic cathedral of the century. XII-XIV, and of a Catholic of the XIX century.