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Shayla ennis: I approve of how strong the queen shows herself to be as a woman she makes it clear that the mind,heart are more important than brutal strength.Showing that man is not always going to come out as the winner,but that they can become equals to those they stand with is far better than being alone.I def...

AJ: Very well written. Amazing storyline. Loved every chapter, I didnt skip any scene.

Steven: The plot was perfect from the first paragraph. The characters seem to pop out of the page. And the author moves the story along its plot line with excellent prose. Your can hear the carriages rattling along cobblestone streets. A must read.At first, I wanted the story to be in the present time, but ...

A_fury_devil 𓆩🖤𓆪: At its heart, this is a story about the kind of love that steadies. And the kind that undoes.There is something deeply reminiscent, in the best possible way, of "Kristin Lavransdatter" (Sigrid Undset) in this story. From the outset, Sigrid evokes that same kind of heroine: sensitive, but wilful; sha...

Shal: Very descriptiveEvery breath every shadow every gasp every thoughtBut sometimes it lost the fear that was supposed to be there!

Tab: A lovely short story. Well written.

T. J. Tabryn: This book is totally worth the time. It's uniqueness and plotline has had me captivated. The realistic approach and truthful harshness of the times has been captured beautifully. It did make cry ugly towards the ending but altogether it was different, beautiful, tragic, sweet and sour, a mix of trea...

Lynne: Very good story I enjoyed from beginning to end great characters.good writing.

TerryNullius: This story is a take of the trope of ‘captive bride’ set in the viking lands of Scandinavia. Expect power imbalance, tears, discipline, and the drama that comes from being forced into a new role in a new country. This story is 10% action, 50% drama and 40% spicy romance.The female lead (Maeve) is a ...