Fiction.
Romance.
HTML:It takes nothing short of a miracle to catapult Lt. Torolf Magnusson and his team of Navy SEALs back in time to the eleventh-century Norselands. First on the agenda: destroy the evil villain who terrorized his family and a nation.
But when the sexy SEALs find they've landed in the middle of a sanctuaryâ??filled with womenâ??well, hoo-yah! Their plans are put on hold, much to the distress of Hilda, the head of the sanctuary. At first resistant to Torolf's pursuits, she soon succumbs to his passionate advances. Suddenly the term "Special Forces" takes on a whole new meaning. But with victory in sight for Torolf, Hilda must face the fact that their love may not survive the test of t… (plus d'informations)
Continuing on with her Viking II series, Sandra Hill weaves a humourous tale of fish out of water. The miracle of time-travel is experienced both ways, from modern to viking and then from viking to modern.
The constant interspersing of humourous thoughts from the main characters was grating at times, and the heroine's character was not as fully developed as others - I had a hard time grasping her motivations, and therefore her emotions.
Yet despite the above, Ms Hill has delivered, as always, a delightful light romantic tale. ( )
Fiction.
Romance.
HTML:It takes nothing short of a miracle to catapult Lt. Torolf Magnusson and his team of Navy SEALs back in time to the eleventh-century Norselands. First on the agenda: destroy the evil villain who terrorized his family and a nation.
But when the sexy SEALs find they've landed in the middle of a sanctuaryâ??filled with womenâ??well, hoo-yah! Their plans are put on hold, much to the distress of Hilda, the head of the sanctuary. At first resistant to Torolf's pursuits, she soon succumbs to his passionate advances. Suddenly the term "Special Forces" takes on a whole new meaning. But with victory in sight for Torolf, Hilda must face the fact that their love may not survive the test of t
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The constant interspersing of humourous thoughts from the main characters was grating at times, and the heroine's character was not as fully developed as others - I had a hard time grasping her motivations, and therefore her emotions.
Yet despite the above, Ms Hill has delivered, as always, a delightful light romantic tale. (