BOOK
"The Secret of Lightning Ridge"
Review
"A real page turner." -- - Writer's Views -
"Donald Willis has piped another bonnie tale from his vivid imagination." -- Glenn Wyville - author "Calling Hours," "Carlo's Vendetta," and "The Boy Who Talked To Stones"
"A real page turner." -- - Writer's Views -
"Donald Willis has piped another bonnie tale from his vivid imagination." -- Glenn Wyville - author "Calling Hours," "Carlo's Vendetta," and "The Boy Who Talked To Stones"
"This book will delight all readers, both young and old alike." -- Bookviews
"Wow! And I say again; Wow! What an exciting book. Donald Willis has a real knack for building suspense." -- Scott Williams - author of "Sandy Chisholm's Chanter Lessons," "New Bagpipe Music from Nova Scotia - Vols. 1 - 4," "Pipers of Nova Scotia - 1773 to 2000" and "Pipe Bands of Nova Scotia."
"Wow! And I say again; Wow! What an exciting book. Donald Willis has a real knack for building suspense." -- Scott Williams - author of "Sandy Chisholm's Chanter Lessons," "New Bagpipe Music from Nova Scotia - Vols. 1 - 4," "Pipers of Nova Scotia - 1773 to 2000" and "Pipe Bands of Nova Scotia."
Product Description
In this long awaited sequel to "Mystery of the Waterloo Bagpipes," Donald B. Willis once again transports us back to the small rural village of Fairvale, Ohio. It's 1959, two years since the "showdown at Injun Point" made front page news and became a part of the village's local history. Now, two years later, Jamie Murdoch and his friends are spending their summer vacation searching for an elusive, legendary treasure purportedly buried by a detachment of French soldiers two-hundred years earlier. Unaware that a potent, evil force in the guise of his former nemesis, the recluse Simon Gein, has returned to town, Jamie once again finds himself in a brutal life or death struggle with a former adversary whose sole existence is motivated by one driving passion. . .revenge. The resulting confrontation, violent in the extreme, sets the stage for an unforgettable climax, both shocking and gruesome.
In this long awaited sequel to "Mystery of the Waterloo Bagpipes," Donald B. Willis once again transports us back to the small rural village of Fairvale, Ohio. It's 1959, two years since the "showdown at Injun Point" made front page news and became a part of the village's local history. Now, two years later, Jamie Murdoch and his friends are spending their summer vacation searching for an elusive, legendary treasure purportedly buried by a detachment of French soldiers two-hundred years earlier. Unaware that a potent, evil force in the guise of his former nemesis, the recluse Simon Gein, has returned to town, Jamie once again finds himself in a brutal life or death struggle with a former adversary whose sole existence is motivated by one driving passion. . .revenge. The resulting confrontation, violent in the extreme, sets the stage for an unforgettable climax, both shocking and gruesome.