The Ley Hunter's Companion

The Ley Hunter's Companion examines proposed alignments between ancient monuments, churches, hills and other features of the British landscape. Paul Devereux and Ian Thomson consider the history of ley-line theories alongside interpretations connecting these routes with earth mysteries, sacred geography and reported energies around prehistoric sites.

The book also takes a practical approach, offering field guidance and maps for tracing alignments across Britain. Its discussions include claims concerning the Rollright Stones and the possibility that lines between ancient sites may represent more than convenient pattern-making. Presented as an investigation rather than a settled account, it combines landscape observation, archaeological locations and paranormal speculation, with references and an index for further study.