Her Dark Viking
Leading his band of ferocious warriors in a brutal raid on a Celtic settlement, Gunnar Freysson comes across the helpless Mairead at the mercy of a gang of his men A female captive has just one use as far as his men are concerned, and normally Gunnar might tolerate that, but instead of permitting this Celtic wench to be subjected to a humiliating and horrendous ordeal, he orders his men to leave her be. The formidable Viking warlord helps her to her feet and utters just one word. “Run.”
There was nothing especially memorable about the Celtic wench. Was there? He should have forgotten the girl at once, but Gunnar can’t get her out of his head. There’s only one thing for it – he must go back and find her again, and this time she won’t be spared.
After being captured by Viking raiders, twenty-five-year-old Mairead finds herself relying on Gunnar Freysson, the formidable leader of the Norsemen, for the safety of herself and her young children. Despite making it clear that she is now his to do with as he likes, Gunnar’s unexpected kindness and concern lead Mairead to see the fierce warrior in a new light. However, when she attempts a daring escape, Gunnar swiftly demonstrates the severe consequences of defiance.
His strict punishment leaves Mairead bewildered by the emotions it stirs within her, and she cannot deny her body’s reaction to his dominant lovemaking. As time passes, Mairead realizes Gunnar’s deep care for her and her young family and despite her circumstances, she finds herself falling for the stern, handsome warrior. Yet, she wonders if she can truly give her heart to the man who took her from her home by force.
Publisher’s Note: Her Dark Viking is a stand-alone sequel to Her Rogue Viking. Itincludes spankings and sexual scenes. If such material offends you, please don’t read this book.
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