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The Navillus Press publishes Oregon guides, Oregon history books, Oregon adventure memoirs, novels, and mysteries by William L. Sullivan.
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by William L. Sullivan
The fourth and final historical novel in Sullivan's series about the Viking Age follows the Norse to Iceland Greenland, and America. As with the first 3 "Ship" books, genuine sagas merge with actual archeological finds.
By the same author, The Ship in the Hill told the story of the start of the Viking age in Norway, and The Ship in the Sand described the Danes' conquest of England.
378 pages. 5.5"x8.5" paper. Suggested retail price $20.00. ISBN 97819393123.
Oregon Guides
Oregon Guides
Oregon Histories
Oregon Histories
Adventure Memoirs
Adventure Memoirs
"The Case of" Mysteries
"The Case of" Mysteries
A novel by William L. Sullivan
In this wacky mystery, half of a missing Einstein formula turns up in a violin case in an Oregon attic. When Ana Smyth sells the case on eBay she suddenly finds herself dodging international spies. To find the rest of the formula and uncover the truth about her own family history, she races through Europe -- from a Greek monastery to an Italian cyclotron, the Slovenian Alps, and the German city where Einstein was born.
A novel by William L. Sullivan
Winner of the Book Buzz Prize, Pacific NW Booksellers Association.
Portland police detective Neil Ferguson uncovers a series of puzzling and threatening clues that lead to the identity of D.B. Cooper, the mysterious man who hijacked a plane and parachuted with $200,000 in 1971. But when Ferguson delves deeper into a web of blackmail and murder, he realizes there may in fact be two D.B. Coopers.
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When a swami reveals that the Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh has been reincarnated as a 26-year-old barista in a coffee shop in Northeast Portland, detective Neil Ferguson suspects there will be trouble. In the 1980s the original Bhagwan brought thousands of red-robed followers to Oregon, preaching enlightenment and free love. They built a utopian city in Eastern Oregon's desert -- and then poisoned hundreds of people in an attempt to overthrow the government. Now the Rajneeshees are back, building a new commune on an Indian reservation near Crater Lake. When people begin falling victim to a mysterious sniper, Ferguson has to find out the truth behind the Rajneesh revival -- and rescue his niece Harmony.
Viking Historical Novels
Viking Historical Novels
This series of historical novels covers the breadth of the Viking Age, alternating chapters between the excavation of real archeological sites and actual saga accounts of the Vikings a thousand years ago.
"The Ship in the Hill" recounts the beginnings of the Viking Age in Norway, and the excavation of the famous Oseberg ship in 1904. "The Ship in the Sand" focuses on the Danish Vikings, who conquered England in 1016 to avenge the murder of Harald Bluetooth's daughter. Alternate chapters in that book describe the excavation of Bluetooth's ship during World War II, when Denmark was occupied by the Nazis. "The Ship in the Woods" deals with the Swedish Vikings, who conquered Russia and besieged Constantinople in 907. The final book in the series, "The Ship in the Ice," recounts the voyages of Icelandic Vikings to Greenland and America. Throughout the series, three generations of women archeologists struggle to reveal the role of women in the Viking Age, and to find peace in their own lives.
Short Stories
Short Stories
Historical Fiction
Historical Fiction
Plays
Plays
Learn-To-Read Storybooks
Learn-To-Read Storybooks
This series of hilarious learn-to-read storybooks makes children laugh. But the books are also carefully sequenced, introducing new letter sounds and sight words in an educationally sound order that teaches key reading skills. The fifty books are divided into five sets of ten, which should be introduced in order. Big Little Books are designed for children age 4-7, but children at any age are ready to start reading if they can recognize most letters of the alphabet and have the patience to listen to a storybook for at least ten minutes. Never, ever read Big Little Books aloud to your child! Instead, let your child read these books to you.
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