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    The Thrill Seekers II Mattox Is Missing
    The Thrill Seekers: Derbyshire Castle
    The Thrill Seekers
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    The Thrill Seekers Series

    By Dan Weatherington

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    About this series

    Like so many of the nouveau rich, Lynn and David Logan first sought excitement by buying things like cars, houses and this castle. But, in time, buying things became boring and the two traveled the world looking for excitement. They had climbed the Himalayas, swam with great white sharks off the coast of South Africa and they had been sky diving over some of the world’s most beautiful places. When that too became boring, they sought excitement by helping those who couldn’t help themselves. They still loved helping others. It still excited them to no end. Today, they were visiting a remnant of their desire to buy things. They had seen pictures, but today they would see Derbyshire Castle for the first time.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDan Weatherington
    Release dateOct 20, 2011
    The Thrill Seekers II Mattox Is Missing
    The Thrill Seekers: Derbyshire Castle
    The Thrill Seekers

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      The Thrill Seekers
      The Thrill Seekers

      The Thrill Seekers

      Dan Weatherington
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      It was exciting, the kind of excitement they were seeking. It was exciting because it was different. It was exciting for now. But, they knew that soon it would stop being different. It would soon stop being exciting. They had climbed mountains in Tibet and jumped headlong into the sky over Hawaii’s Diamond Head. They had swam with great white sharks off Africa and been scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef. Even these things had become boring. David and Lynn Logan were members of an elite group... the spoiled super-rich. Now, they were discovering a source of the excitement they so dearly craved. They had found that it couldn't come from things that could be purchased. It wouldn't come from daredevil exploits. But, it could come from helping others in ways that most people either wouldn't or couldn't do. This, they found... was the ultimate thrill. The ultimate sexual high.

      It was exciting, the kind of excitement they were seeking. It was exciting because it was different. It was exciting for now. But, they knew that soon it would stop being different. It would soon stop being exciting. They had climbed mountains in Tibet and jumped headlong into the sky over Hawaii’s Diamond Head. They had swam with great white sharks off Africa and been scuba diving on the Great Barrier Reef. Even these things had become boring. David and Lynn Logan were members of an elite group... the spoiled super-rich. Now, they were discovering a source of the excitement they so dearly craved. They had found that it couldn't come from things that could be purchased. It wouldn't come from daredevil exploits. But, it could come from helping others in ways that most people either wouldn't or couldn't do. This, they found... was the ultimate thrill. The ultimate sexual high.

    • 2

      The Thrill Seekers II Mattox Is Missing
      The Thrill Seekers II Mattox Is Missing

      The Thrill Seekers II Mattox Is Missing

      Dan Weatherington
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      The Logans are back! Lynn and David Logan spent millions without ever really enjoying the things their money bought. Then, in a small Mexican town they found exactly what they wanted. They learned the joy of helping those who could not combat the evil of others. They learned they could take the blessings they possessed and use those gifts against those who would take advantage of the weakness of others. These modern-day Robin Hoods discovered the thrill of helping others had another, greater reward: It was the ultimate sexual high.

      The Logans are back! Lynn and David Logan spent millions without ever really enjoying the things their money bought. Then, in a small Mexican town they found exactly what they wanted. They learned the joy of helping those who could not combat the evil of others. They learned they could take the blessings they possessed and use those gifts against those who would take advantage of the weakness of others. These modern-day Robin Hoods discovered the thrill of helping others had another, greater reward: It was the ultimate sexual high.

    • The Thrill Seekers: Derbyshire Castle
      The Thrill Seekers: Derbyshire Castle

      The Thrill Seekers: Derbyshire Castle

      Dan Weatherington
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      Like so many of the nouveau rich, Lynn and David Logan first sought excitement by buying things like cars, houses and this castle. But, in time, buying things became boring and the two traveled the world looking for excitement. They had climbed the Himalayas, swam with great white sharks off the coast of South Africa and they had been sky diving over some of the world’s most beautiful places. When that too became boring, they sought excitement by helping those who couldn’t help themselves. They still loved helping others. It still excited them to no end. Today, they were visiting a remnant of their desire to buy things. They had seen pictures, but today they would see Derbyshire Castle for the first time.

      Like so many of the nouveau rich, Lynn and David Logan first sought excitement by buying things like cars, houses and this castle. But, in time, buying things became boring and the two traveled the world looking for excitement. They had climbed the Himalayas, swam with great white sharks off the coast of South Africa and they had been sky diving over some of the world’s most beautiful places. When that too became boring, they sought excitement by helping those who couldn’t help themselves. They still loved helping others. It still excited them to no end. Today, they were visiting a remnant of their desire to buy things. They had seen pictures, but today they would see Derbyshire Castle for the first time.

    Author

    Dan Weatherington

    Dan Weatherington was born in Raleigh, North Carolina, the only son of Harry Rodman and Mary Weatherington. Much of his childhood was spent at his aunt's home on the Pamlico River, the influence of which is obvious in his novel Brandywine Bay. And, influences of which are shown in the novel The Seventh Gift of God. Dan attended grammar school in Raleigh and high school at Carlisle Military School in Bamberg, South Carolina. His college years were spread between The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina, the University of South Carolina and North Carolina State University in Raleigh. He and Judy married in August 1969 and remain married today. She worked to allow him to complete school and together they have two children, Wendy and Leslie. At age 31, Dan was elected to join the Masons. By the time he was forty, he had found a niche in Masonic research and writing. Most of his work has been of a Masonic nature and has been published in Masonic publications throughout the United States and Canada. He is Dean Emeritus of Wilkerson College, North Carolina's College of Freemasonry, has been the Chair of the Committee on Masonic Education of the Grand Lodge of North Carolina for several years and writes quarterly columns for the Philalethes, a publication of an international Masonic research society. In addition, he publishes the Lodge Night Program, a quarterly educational booklet distributed to almost four hundred Masonic lodges across North Carolina. The novel Recognizing Prince Hall will hopefully be a tribute to the gallant men who have done much to erase racism in North Carolina Masonry and their efforts to accomplish this task. His novel Blemished Harvest documents his career in the Mortgage Banking industry and how he was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1986. While many would have given up after such a diagnosis, Dan and Judy still continue to be active in their community and own and operate businesses in their hometown.

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