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Summary: My first Sandra Hill book
Review: Truly, Madly Viking was my first Sandra Hill book that I have read. It is about a Viking named Jorund from the past who is brought to the modern era America. He meets Maggie, a psychologist, who is fasicinated by this gorgeous Viking, who claims he is from the past.
Jorund is one big, sexy Viking who develops an attraction to the single mother Maggie. They just ooze sexual tension together throughout the book. The first time they make love is hot and funny. You will need a fan for it, believe me!
Jorund throughout most of the book was looking for his brother. I won't give the results away, but suffice to say, everyone lives happily ever after. I am looking forward to reading more books by Sandra Hill. I really enjoyed Truly, Madly Viking and have recommended it to others.
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Summary: What Do Women Really Want? A Viking.
Review: When you discover Sandra Hill's writing, the little chills start very quickly and you know you're not just in romanceland anymore. Snug in the hands of a truly gifted author, you're swept up and spun into a world that will leave you gasping from wickedly imaginative, roaring good fun-- and ultimately wiser for the adventure. There are the seriously funny crossed sigals between ultimate fish-out-of-water Jorund, a naked God of a Viking the likes of whom women haven't seen for the past few hundred years and Maggie, the practical psychotherapist/mother-of-two who adopts him as a patient. But Jorund is no rape-and-pillage stereotype--Ms Hill knows alot about Viking history and even more about the many shadings of the human spirit and the oddly beautiful ways that men and women connect. Viking values aren't so bad at all, it turns out, and the conflict between Jorund's original quest and his unfolding relationship with Maggie and the girls is both clever and poignant. In fact, this typically-flawed American male reader was reluctant to show this book to his wife out of Viking envy. Let's just say that, once you discover Jorund's brand of guyhood, you will ask as I did, "what woman in her right mind would not want her own Viking?" This book totally satisfies at so many levels, I believe you will hope as I do that Ms. Hill's Viking Chronicles continue at least until the end of this century.
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Summary: What Do Women Really Want? A Viking.
Review: When you discover Sandra Hill's writing, the little chills start very quickly and you know you're not just in romanceland anymore. Snug in the hands of a truly gifted author, you're swept up and spun into a world that will leave you gasping from wickedly imaginative, roaring good fun-- and ultimately wiser for the adventure. There are the seriously funny crossed sigals between ultimate fish-out-of-water Jorund, a naked God of a Viking the likes of whom women haven't seen for the past few hundred years and Maggie, the practical psychotherapist/mother-of-two who adopts him as a patient. But Jorund is no rape-and-pillage stereotype--Ms Hill knows alot about Viking history and even more about the many shadings of the human spirit and the oddly beautiful ways that men and women connect. Viking values aren't so bad at all, it turns out, and the conflict between Jorund's original quest and his unfolding relationship with Maggie and the girls is both clever and poignant. In fact, this typically-flawed American male reader was reluctant to show this book to his wife out of Viking envy. Let's just say that, once you discover Jorund's brand of guyhood, you will ask as I did, "what woman in her right mind would not want her own Viking?" This book totally satisfies at so many levels, I believe you will hope as I do that Ms. Hill's Viking Chronicles continue at least until the end of this century.
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Summary: Lighthearted Read
Review: You will laugh your head off to this one and get turn on with the steamy loves scene oh! wowie!!! You will just love those big muscular and lovable viking. If you dont beleive me try the Last viking and you will start looking for this one if you think you like them too. I was shaking with laughter with those two books aroun 3:00 am in the morning.What a book!!!
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