Books matching: viking warrior
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Save:Fun, fast-paced romantic fantasy with Vikings and snarky flair - perfect for fans of myth-heavy action romance, though the plot can get a bit wild. A solid setup for a promising series!
Viking Warrior Rising follows Naya, a strong-willed and independent woman who was kidnapped as a child and raised as a lab rat, injected with a mysterious serum that enhances her abilities. Escaping, she lives as a cyber security expert while seeking a cure for her comatose brother. When Naya encounters Leif, a Viking warrior tasked with protecting the human realm from Loki's minions, their paths intertwine, leading to sparks, chaos, and emotional turmoil. As they navigate their fated connection, they uncover the depths of Norse mythology and face challenges that test their strengths and loyalties.
The book expertly weaves Norse mythology into a paranormal romance narrative, creating a unique world filled with action, magical beings, and complex characters. With a blend of mythology, romance, and suspense, Viking Warrior Rising offers a thrilling and engaging story that delves into themes of destiny, trust, and the power of true connection.
“Scott,” she whispered through the bars of the cell door, but the man lying on the cot didn’t move. Her fingers recoiled when she touched the cold metal, remembering how often she’d been trapped in a...November 2015•320 pages - #2
Save:A heartwarming, low-angst Viking romance with a unique setting, memorable characters, and a rich dose of historical detail - it’s perfect for fans of slow-burn, character-driven love stories with a touch of adventure.
In "A Nun For The Viking Warrior," Amée Vreux, a woman planning to become a nun to escape her father's control, finds herself betrothed to Norseman Jorund Jötunnson due to a political treaty. Both Amée and Jorund struggle with their past traumas and fears, leading to a slow-building romance filled with misunderstandings and emotional barriers. As they navigate their arranged marriage, they must confront their inner demons and learn to trust each other, eventually finding love amidst historical turmoil and personal growth.
Lucy Morris skillfully weaves a tale of romance and self-discovery set in a time of cultural change in Europe. The writing style captures the evolving relationship between the star-crossed lovers, highlighting themes of loyalty, honor, and overcoming past hardships with a touch of historical accuracy and emotional depth.
‘We won’t let the heathens take you!’ Sister Gabriel cried, almost hysterical. She gripped Amée Évreux’s arm painfully tight as they watched the wooden door shake with every strike of the battering ra...October 2021•282 pages A witty, entertaining introduction to Viking life - perfect for curious readers wanting historical fun, not footnotes. Grab it for a lighthearted yet well-researched window into the Norse world!
'Viking: The Norse Warrior's [Unofficial] Manual' by John Haywood is a fun and informative guide that provides a mixture of historical accuracy and humor. The book covers various aspects of Viking life, such as weaponry, ranks of warriors, famous Vikings, and daily life on a longship. Written in a witty and engaging style, the author presents the information in a recruiting poster format, making it an easy and enjoyable read for both beginners and enthusiasts of Viking history.
If you’d like a piece of the action, read on! Here you’ll find all the practical advice you need to become a successful Viking. But it isn’t a career for everyone. If you agree with your father, that...1971•208 pages- #4
Save:A gripping and authentic Viking saga with strong characters and great historical detail - highly recommended for fans of action-packed historical adventures!
'Viking Warrior' in the series 'The Strongbow Saga' by author Judson Roberts follows the story of Halfdan, a young slave in Scandinavian culture of 1000 years ago, who rises to warrior status seeking vengeance after a treacherous attack that leaves him as the sole survivor. The plot revolves around Halfdan's quest for revenge as he navigates through a world filled with violence, betrayal, and the clash of cultures. The writing style is well-researched, well-edited, and engaging, painting a vivid picture of Scandinavian culture of that era while keeping the narrative grounded in historical accuracy.
When she’d sailed boldly away from our shore only a few weeks earlier, the deck of the Red Eagle had been crowded with a crew of more than fifty warriors. Half were housecarls from Hrorik’s estate, th...2006•360 pages - #5
Save:A emotionally rich yet gentle Viking romance with likable characters and steamy moments - perfect for fans of sweet and spicy historicals, but may not satisfy those seeking high-stakes drama or unforgettable boldness.
Enslaved by the Viking by Harper St. George follows the story of Merewyn, an unmarried noble Saxon woman, who is mistreated by her family. When Eirik, a Viking on a scouting mission, captures her and takes her as his personal slave, he grapples with his feelings of lust and honor. The plot thickens as Eirik is expected to marry another jarl's daughter, complicating his growing bond with Merewyn.
The writing style is engaging and flows smoothly, filled with emotional dialogue and tension. St. George creates well-rounded characters, particularly highlighting Eirik's tender side despite his Viking upbringing. The romance is intense and passionate, keeping readers hooked until the end. Overall, it blends adventure and emotional depth, making it a recommended read for fans of historical romance.
Eirik had never taken a captive before, but the idea that she could be his was nearly overpowering. He closed his eyes in an attempt to fight back the dark thought, but when he opened them and she sti...April 2015•384 pages - #6
Save:'Viking Warrior' by Connie Mason follows the story of Reyna, a Danish girl who is taken in revenge by Wulfric and sold in a slave market. Wulfric's brother later buys her and brings her home for his brother to have as a bed mate. Despite initial circumstances, Reyna and Wulfric fall in love, but Wulfric struggles to acknowledge his feelings for her. The plot unfolds with their evolving relationship, filled with twists and turns, set against a Viking backdrop. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of romance, historical elements, and character development that keeps readers absorbed in the story.
Wulfric the Ruthless, son of the late jarl of Horgaland, Rollo Redbeard, rose gloriously naked from the fjord near his farmstead. Tall, golden and magnificently male, Wulf strode toward shore, water d...October 2008•307 pages - #7
Save:A fun, slightly wild time-travel romp that's perfect for romance fans seeking escape - just don't expect much Viking authenticity or a super-serious romance!
'Until Forever' by Johanna Lindsey is a time travel romance novel that follows the story of Professor Roseleen White, a history enthusiast who acquires a thousand-year-old sword called Blooddrinker's Curse. This relic comes with a unique power - when held by a woman, it summons Thorn Blooddrinker, a Viking warrior, from Valhalla, who is bound to obey her commands. As Roseleen and Thorn navigate through different time periods, their presence in the past alters the future, leading them on a journey of fixing the consequences of their time-traveling adventures. The book combines elements of romance, time travel, and historical fantasy, offering a unique and imaginative escape for readers.
The narrative of 'Until Forever' weaves together themes of romance, time travel paradoxes, and historical settings, creating an engaging and entertaining story that keeps readers hooked till the end. With a blend of modern-day scenarios and medieval adventures, the book explores the dynamics between Roseleen and Thorn as they navigate through different time periods, facing challenges and consequences of their actions. Johanna Lindsey's writing style brings to life the characters' interactions, the mystical elements of the plot, and the complexities of time travel, offering readers a captivating and enjoyable reading experience.
Thorn watched her while she wandered about the meadow. He wanted to see her hair loose and blowing in the breeze. He wanted to see her lips parted for him again, and that sensual heat in her eyes that...1995•390 pages - #8
Save:A delightfully zany, over-the-top sci-fi romp that doesn’t take itself seriously. If madcap humor and lovable antiheroes are your thing, you’ll be happily along for the ride - but it’s not for everyone.
'Mechanical Failure' by Joe Zieja is a hilarious space romp that follows the misadventures of R. Wilson Rodgers, a former con man turned soldier who struggles to navigate the absurdities of a dysfunctional space military. The story is filled with slapstick humor, absurd situations, and memorable characters, such as the Viking warrior goddess Marine and the bumbling Admiral. Zieja's writing style combines elements of British satire with optimistic undertones, creating a unique blend of humor and heart in a sci-fi setting.
“Of course there are pirates here,” Rogers said, looking out the window at the formation of ships floating in front of them. “I invited them. I invited two groups of pirates here. How the hell else do...June 2016•357 pages - #9
Save:A visceral, fast-paced historical novel packed with action, betrayal, and larger-than-life characters - perfect for fans of gritty epic drama and darkly charismatic heroes.
In "Lords of the North," Uhtred, a Viking warrior, finds himself embroiled in a web of loyalties between King Alfred and the Saxons, and the Danes. The story follows Uhtred as he helps young Guthred become the king of Northumbria, faces slavery aboard a Danish trader, and navigates the complexities of alliances in 9th century Anglo Saxon kingdoms. The book is praised for its fast-paced plot, vivid battle scenes, and historical backdrop of the conflict between Alfred and the Vikings.
The narrative in "Lords of the North" delves deeper into the character of Uhtred, showcasing his struggles, adventures, and thirst for vengeance in a brutal and chaotic Northumbria. Bernard Cornwell's writing style is commended for its ability to vividly recreate the historical setting, incorporate detailed battle sequences, and maintain a captivating pace that keeps readers engaged throughout the book.
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Save:A saucy, giggle-tastic Viking time-travel romance that’s as adorable as it is zany - great for those who want love, laughs, and lighthearted adventure all in one.
Truly, Madly Viking by Sandra Hill follows the story of Jorund Ericsson, a Viking warrior from the 10th century who is transported to modern-day America where he meets Dr. Maggie McBride, a psychologist. Together, they navigate the challenges of time travel, developing feelings for each other, and Jorund's quest to find his missing brother. The book is filled with humor, romance, and a touch of sensuality, creating a fast-paced and engaging story that blends elements of comedy and romance seamlessly.
A year and more he had been gone to the East lands, fighting the wars of the emperor of Miklegard. A lifelong warrior-for-hire, he had been part of the elite Varangian Guard, made up of handpicked Vik...
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