Right now over at
The Romance Reviews you can read Delta's review of The Viking Princess. She gave it four out of five stars and here's a little blurb of what she said:
"This
story was mystical and magical and super erotic yet with a storyline that
stayed true to the basic facts I knew about these Arthurian events. ***The
story kept me intrigued and waiting for the shoe to drop on either Morgaine or
Holger or both, given the odds that were stacked against them. And the end?
Bottom Line: Pick this one up and allow yourself to be transported to another
time and place for a while. "
Or, you can read this review on
Amazon and while you're there think about sizzling summer romances and pick up a beach read.
Here's the Amazon link where you can pick up a copy of
The Viking Princess.
This
story was mystical and magical and super erotic yet with a storyline
that stayed true to the basic facts I knew about these Arthurian events.
I even suspended my longtime distaste of men with long hair just so I
could mentally run my fingers through Holger's luscious blonde mane,
which sounds like it could be used in a Pantene commercial. The story
kept me intrigued and waiting for the shoe to drop on either Morgaine or
Holger or both, given the odds that were stacked against them. And the
end? Yes, I know it's labeled a "tragic" tale for a reason, but I still
shed a tear!
Bottom Line: Pick this one up and allow yourself to be transported to
another time and place for a while. - See more at:
http://www.theromancereviews.com/viewbooksreview.php?bookid=17101#sthash.H2kOp0oD.dpuf
This
story was mystical and magical and super erotic yet with a storyline
that stayed true to the basic facts I knew about these Arthurian events.
I even suspended my longtime distaste of men with long hair just so I
could mentally run my fingers through Holger's luscious blonde mane,
which sounds like it could be used in a Pantene commercial. The story
kept me intrigued and waiting for the shoe to drop on either Morgaine or
Holger or both, given the odds that were stacked against them. And the
end? Yes, I know it's labeled a "tragic" tale for a reason, but I still
shed a tear!
Bottom Line: Pick this one up and allow yourself to be transported to
another time and place for a while. - See more at:
http://www.theromancereviews.com/viewbooksreview.php?bookid=17101#sthash.H2kOp0oD.dpuf
Many
tales have been told of Britain's King Arthur, France's King
Charlemagne and Danish Prince Holger Danske. This is the tragic love
story of Prince Holger and King Arthur's half-sister, the powerful
sorceress Morgaine Le Fay.
Morgaine is willingly captured by Holger as his Vikings battle King
Arthur's army, happy to be whisked off by the brutally beautiful Norse
god when he appears to her as if by magic. A spell is woven between the
two of them, and they quickly determine that they never want to be
apart, traveling back and forth between his lands, Camelot and Avalon,
where he receives the match to Excalibur, the sword Cortana. After much
fighting and cajoling and pleading, King Arthur gives his blessing and
announces an alliance with his former enemy. But there are people who
vehemently oppose the union, not to mention a war against the Saxon's to
win.
THE VIKING PRINCESS is the first book in the Viking Series by Kim
Kasch. Even though this type of book is not usually not my cuppa, I
found myself nonetheless enchanted by the story's integration of myth
and history and legend to make an utterly new folklore. The overall
story is an ancient one featuring the magic of King Arthur and Camelot,
Merlin and Excalibur. I'd heard the name Morgaine Le Fay but never
Holger Danske, so this was all very fun and exciting for me, especially
after a brief online search had so little information on any
relationship between the two of them.
This story was mystical and magical and super erotic yet with a
storyline that stayed true to the basic facts I knew about these
Arthurian events. I even suspended my longtime distaste of men with long
hair just so I could mentally run my fingers through Holger's luscious
blonde mane, which sounds like it could be used in a Pantene commercial.
The story kept me intrigued and waiting for the shoe to drop on either
Morgaine or Holger or both, given the odds that were stacked against
them. And the end? Yes, I know it's labeled a "tragic" tale for a
reason, but I still shed a tear!
Bottom Line: Pick this one up and allow yourself to be transported to another time and place for a while.
- See more at: http://www.theromancereviews.com/viewbooksreview.php?bookid=17101#sthash.H2kOp0oD.dpuf
This
story was mystical and magical and super erotic yet with a storyline
that stayed true to the basic facts I knew about these Arthurian events.
I even suspended my longtime distaste of men with long hair just so I
could mentally run my fingers through Holger's luscious blonde mane,
which sounds like it could be used in a Pantene commercial. The story
kept me intrigued and waiting for the shoe to drop on either Morgaine or
Holger or both, given the odds that were stacked against them. And the
end? Yes, I know it's labeled a "tragic" tale for a reason, but I still
shed a tear!
Bottom Line: Pick this one up and allow yourself to be transported to
another time and place for a while. - See more at:
http://www.theromancereviews.com/viewbooksreview.php?bookid=17101#sthash.H2kOp0oD.dpuf
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