Claimed by the Viking Chief by Sarah Rodi

Together they must bridge a time gap, a language barrier, and the feelings they both have for the other. Because one thing he is certain about is that she is his mate.

The simple things in this time period are unknown to him, that poor tv, and he needs to protect the woman who is helping him. Everything is strange and new and he doesn't know what is dangerous. Taking him to a hospital is out of the question because how do you explain that he is a Viking from the past.Īsgar wakes to find that he is in a very different time. After doing what she can on the spot she comes to the conclusion that she will have to take him home to nurse him back to health. After sending her sister home she returns to the campfire and finds not an animal but an injured man. She hears an anguished sound that sounds like a wounded animal and is drawn to it, like a moth to a flame. Kim had no idea that a simple camping trip would change her whole life. I voluntarily read this book, and my comments here are my honest opinion. * A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. This is book one of the series and I can't wait to read more. There is love, action, romance and humour to be found within these pages. There was no silliness in Kim's behaviour, and Asger was alpha enough to be dreamy, without being a misogynistic fool.

This was a fun but hot read, with main characters that were 'human'. The fun then starts for Kim, culminating with a choice that she has to make. She is able to get him back to her cottage where, luckily, her sister and pretty boy have already left. She doesn't find an animal, what she finds is a big, strapping Viking, complete with broadsword. This gives her the opportunity to investigate a growling sound that she heard that, although she knows should scare her, doesn't. They quickly decide that more fun is to be had at Kim's cottage, and it is with great pleasure, that Kim shoo's them off. Kim is on a camping trip with her little sister and her sister's current 'pretty boy'.

Claimed by the Viking Chief by Sarah Rodi