Bones are more than remnants of life-they are vessels of memory, power, and mystery. Across the world, cultures have revered, feared, and celebrated them, using skeletal remains to protect, guide, and transform the living. In The Bone Keepers, Patrick Coyne explores the hidden world of bones as guardians of ancient wisdom, conduits of ancestral energy, and instruments of both life and death. From Europe's sacred reliquaries and medieval rituals to Africa's ancestral shrines, from Asia's mystical rites to the ceremonial traditions of the Americas, this book reveals how bones have shaped human belief, ritual, and understanding of the unknown. Through historical accounts, folklore, and firsthand reports, Coyne delves deep into the stories of bones as protectors, guides, and keepers of legacy, uncovering their enduring role in human culture and spirituality. Readers will journey through tales of transformation and rebirth, witness bones used in ritual, ceremony, and protection, and encounter the enigmatic powers that continue to captivate and mystify. The Bone Keepers is a spellbinding exploration of mortality, memory, and the unseen forces that connect the living with the dead, offering insight into a world that is as ancient as it is mysterious. For anyone fascinated by folklore, the supernatural, or the timeless connection between life and death, this book is an unforgettable journey into the skeletal realm, where every bone holds a story, every story carries a lesson, and every lesson endures beyond the grave.