The Order of Time and Odin's Door

by Scott P. Southall

Overview

The orange light bathed the snow-covered fields as the fiery globe of the sun began to dip below the horizon. It was strange that something so beautiful could signal the arrival of something so evil. One thing twelve-year-olds twins Anastasia and Edward Upston knew for sure was that when mortals were caught between two bickering gods nothing good would come of it. Surviving the Viking Age may be the hardest thing they ever do, if they can...

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780645329025
Publisher:	Seaview Press Holdings
Publication date:	01/20/2022
Series:	The Order of Time Series , #2
Pages:	278
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.58(d)
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Scott is an American author and banking executive who lives in Sydney, Australia. He grew up in the suburbs of Washington D.C. and attended Georgetown University. While he loves his job as a global banker, his true passion is making up stories with his children. His debut novel, The Order of Time, was the 2021 Reader’s Favorite Gold Medal Winner in the Childrens – Mythology/Fairy Tale genre.

Editorial Reviews

Southall has crafted a great adventure that will keep young readers turning the pages to see how it ends.

Reedsy Discovery

A rollickingly entertaining novel, Scott P. Southall's book is firmly rooted in the popular imagination and hits a bulls-eye with its mixture of classic action-adventure elements. The Order of Time and Odin's Door has echoes of Night at the Museum, Marvel's Thor, and Tolkien's The Hobbit, creating an instant winning mix for those who have been yearning for another adventure in the same vein.

Reader's Favorite - Sarah Scheele

Southall populates this delightful, fast-paced adventure through history, the second instalment of the Order of Time series, with resourceful tweens and snarling monsters. Written in a brisk, cheerful tone, the story encourages thoughtfulness and action to right wrongs, as well as offering assistance where it is needed. Fans of time-travel stories will enjoy this character-driven story with smart, competent children in a historical setting.

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