Becca The Viking & The Heavenly Runes Book 3, Voyage To The Holy Land
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Becca Book 3, "The Voyage To The Holy Land," was another wonderful continuation of the adventurous voyages of Becca the Red, and his Viking ship and crew of Fifty. However, in this saga, Becca encountered trials that should have by all rights destroyed him and his men but instead, divine intervention snatched them out of certain disasters. Becca still had a lot more to learn and especially about himself and his shortcomings. Thankfully, Cheese-slicer, the reformed thief turned prophet, was always by his side and was used divinely to redirect him in the right direction. Despite the trials these...
Becca Book 3, "The Voyage To The Holy Land," was another wonderful continuation of the adventurous voyages of Becca the Red, and his Viking ship and crew of Fifty. However, in this saga, Becca encountered trials that should have by all rights destroyed him and his men but instead, divine intervention snatched them out of certain disasters. Becca still had a lot more to learn and especially about himself and his shortcomings. Thankfully, Cheese-slicer, the reformed thief turned prophet, was always by his side and was used divinely to redirect him in the right direction. Despite the trials these Northmen encountered, they were not enough to break their spirits. They all remained honorable to their captain Becca, holding fast to the agreements in their contracts, to do or die for the sake of the ship and each other. He in turn always kept a careful eye on every man and even the extra men he acquired. No matter how each situation may have seemed to these men, whether fighting the winds and sea, or Arabs, it always worked out to their benefit in the end, earning them their title as true Vikings. Soon they will be heading home, soon it will all be over, but will it really be over for everyone? Is death and the grave the end if human life that people think, or another door and a birth into a new dimension?
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