ABANDONED. A man is spreading his wifes ashes and he ends up in a church that sends him into a world with vikings and dragons. loch ness monster is involved

[Adrii]

A man is spreading his wifes ashes and he ends up in a church that sends him into a world with vikings and dragons. loch ness monster is involved

[laurenpie]

Now that sounds good. Not YA?

[Adrii]

What?

[Darcy]

I believe laurenpie is asking if it is a YA (Young Adult) story?
I agree though, it sounds good. I hope someone can recall this because I reckon I'd read it.

[Adrii]

Oh, I believe that it is young adult, yes. Lol. Sorry, don't really know all the lingo. Thanks for clearing that up. :)

[Darcy]

No worries. Took me a while to learn some of the short forms too. :)

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Adrii--I've moved this down to Unsolved for you. You'll get more "traffic" down there.

[Adrii]

Ann aka Iftcan wrote: "Adrii--I've moved this down to Unsolved for you. You'll get more "traffic" down there."

Thank you very much

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

What year did you read this? Also, are you sure it is YA? Does YA normally have a protagonist with a spouse?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Adrii, are you still looking for this?

[Andy]

Charlotte MacLeod's "Curse of the Giant Hogweed" has a character who was recently widowed going through a portal to Viking times.

[Kris]

The Curse Of The Giant Hogweed by Charlotte MacLeod for Andy's suggestion.

[Andy]

Bump. Adrii, was "Curse of the Giant Hogweed" right?

[Kathy]

This sounds like one of Tom Holt's surreal comic fantasies. He loves magic portals to other dimensions and time periods. I've only read his novels that are set entirely in the present or future, but he's done several that involve Vikings and barbarians. Who's Afraid of Beowulf? or Valhalla, perhaps?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Adrii, are you still looking for this?"

No response in 3+ years. Moving to Abandoned.