The Vikings of Loch Morar (The Creation Seekers Book 2) by William D. Burt

Book 2 in the "CREATION SEEKERS" series authored by William D. Burt.

Published by: CREATION WAY BOOKS (an imprint of KOT BOOKS, LLC). 

March, 2019. (Softcover; 250 pages. Illustrated by Becky Miller.)

Jonathan Oliver is chasing down an intruder on Lake Oswego’s Iron Mountain when he discovers some long-buried artifacts. One of these relics sparks a remarkable spinoff from the Oliver family’s anti-gravity inventions. 

Together, Jon and his father incorporate their breakthrough into a revolutionary submersible design. At the invitation of Dr. Graham MacKenzie, the Gyrosensors team travels to one of Scotland’s wildest and remotest regions—and its deepest lake—to develop their secret prototype. 

While staying at Dr. MacKenzie’s Christian retreat center, they meet a pretty but mysterious Frenchwoman. 

Across the loch, the reclusive caretaker of a Victorian-era hunting lodge is hiding staggering secrets of his own. During the prototype's construction and sea trials, Jon and his family confront enemies on land, in the air, and under the water. In the end, Jon rekindles a long-lost love and uncovers an ancient, holy treasure-hoard.

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Amazon Review

5.0 out of 5 stars 

A Must-Read

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2019

Sometimes the second book in a series, like a sequel movie, isn’t as good as the first. That is not the case with The Vikings of Loch Morar. I enjoyed book one, The Lake Lights, and I enjoyed the second one just as much. We meet the same interesting characters in the second book as well as a new villain and “new” pre-historic” creatures. God’s love and forgiveness are also part of the story. Author William Burt further develops the characters we came to love in the first book. Once again Jon is the main character and we watch him grow up a little more, as a post-high school young man should.

This young adult novel is a must-read for those with interest in the dinosaurs/pre-historic creatures, in Viking history, or even and interest in relics related to Christ, no matter your age. For me it was a “can’t put this down” book. I look forward to reading additional books in the Creation Seekers series – the ending to The Vikings of Loch Morar leaves room for more.

I would not hesitate to place this book in my K-12 Christian School library. While there is a romance in the book, it is not at the forefront of the plot. I think the book is appropriate for fifth grade and up.

I want to thank William Burt and Interviews and Reviews for the complimentary e-copy of The Vikings of Loch Morar.

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Sassy Pants Learns to Take Responsibility - Book 4 in the Sassy Pants Series - Just in Time for Christmas, by Carol a. Brown

Learning to take responsibility for choices and actions is a tough thing to learn. It is also developmentally foundational—a life skill! Sassy Pants Learns to take responsibility; she models and reinforces this essential lesson in delightfully funny ways. She takes on tasks she not sure she can handle and forgets what she knows…and then remembers when Mom gives her “the look.” Excellent addition for early readers: children, grandchildren, or your local library. Children and adults alike enjoy Sassy Pants capers! Join Sassy Pants as she learns, in a humorous way, that what seems to be a small thing can quickly grow beyond what we could imagine!

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SORRY MAMA

Soon, Sassy Pants was walking back and forth in front of the pig barn. Her tummy felt like it was tied in a knot. It was still early in the morning. Birds were singing but the butterflies and big buzzy black flies weren’t awake, yet. Except she hardly noticed any of that. Instead, she was thinking about what she had to do.

Last year, there was a bumper crop of piggies—too many for her mama to take care of—so Sassy Pants was sent to live in the big house, where Farmer White's children could take care of her. She loved living there so much she began to think she was a people, not a pig. When she finally grew big enough to go back to the pigpen, she did not want to go. She felt like she didn't belong there. So, whenever she saw a chance to escape, she took it. And every time she escaped she would get into lots of trouble.

On the days when she couldn't escape, she would make lots of trouble in the pigpen. In fact, she became the barnyard bully! She was sassy, too, but she didn't care. Not even a bit. Which is why Farmer White had to teach her a lesson the hard way. After that, she didn't make trouble anymore. Not for anyone. Oh, she made some mistakes once in a while, but that isn't the same thing.

After Sassy Pants learned her hard lesson, she was a transformed pig. A good pig. Except by that time there wasn't anyone left on the farm who wanted to be her friend. Not even one. 

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Carol A. Brown

“I began telling stories when I had enough brothers to make an audience!” (Carol has four brothers and one sister!) She and her husband reside in Juneau, Alaska. They have two daughters on the west coast and five grandchildren. Carol was raised in a farming community in Iowa. She enjoys reading, nature and music, playing the piano, knitting, crocheting, painting and telling stories! As a retired educator, “I dedicate myself to knitting sweaters and spinning yarns!”