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Viking Books: Dark Viking by Sandra Hill

Dark Viking

Sandra Hill

What's Dark Viking about?

Dark Viking by Sandra Hill is a captivating blend of historical fiction and romance. Set in the Viking era, the story follows the strong-willed Ragnor, a powerful Viking warrior, and the headstrong Elska, a woman who challenges his beliefs and ignites a passionate love affair. Filled with adventure, intrigue, and steamy romance, this novel will transport you to a world of ancient warriors and fierce love.

Who should read Dark Viking?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance with a touch of humor

  • Fans of strong and independent female characters

  • Those interested in Viking culture and mythology


What's Dream of Me/Believe in Me about?

Dream of Me/Believe in Me by Josie Litton is a captivating historical romance that takes place in the Viking era. It tells the story of two powerful Viking brothers and the women who capture their hearts. Filled with passion, adventure, and intricate political intrigue, this book will sweep you away to a world of love and war.

Who should read Dream of Me/Believe in Me?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance novels

  • Those interested in Viking and Saxon cultures

  • People who appreciate strong, independent female characters


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Viking Books: Blood Eye by Giles Kristian

Blood Eye

Giles Kristian

What's Blood Eye about?

Blood Eye by Giles Kristian is a gripping historical fiction novel set in the Viking age. It follows the story of a young Norseman named Raven, who possesses a mysterious and feared “blood eye.” Fueled by revenge and a thirst for adventure, Raven embarks on a dangerous journey that will test his loyalty, courage, and ultimately lead him to confront his own destiny.

Who should read Blood Eye?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction with a focus on Viking culture and warfare

  • Those interested in immersive and vividly depicted settings that bring the past to life

  • People who appreciate complex and morally ambiguous characters navigating treacherous and dangerous situations


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Viking Books: A Tale of Two Vikings by Sandra Hill

What's A Tale of Two Vikings about?

A Tale of Two Vikings by Sandra Hill is a delightful historical romance filled with humor, adventure, and a touch of magic. Set in the Viking era, it tells the story of two brothers who couldn't be more different. When they both fall for the same woman, chaos ensues, leading to a series of hilarious and heartwarming events. With its lovable characters and witty storytelling, this book is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a lighthearted romance.

Who should read A Tale of Two Vikings?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance with a humorous twist

  • Fans of Viking-themed fiction and strong, alpha male characters

  • Those looking for a lighthearted and entertaining escape into a different time and place


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Viking Books: Odin's Shadow by Erin S. Rile

Odin's Shadow

Erin S. Rile

What's Odin's Shadow about?

Odin's Shadow is a captivating historical fiction novel by Erin S. Riley. Set in ninth-century Ireland, it tells the story of Selia, a young woman who defies societal expectations and sets out on a journey of self-discovery. Filled with Viking raids, political intrigue, and forbidden love, this book explores themes of loyalty, honor, and the power of choice.

Who should read Odin's Shadow?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction with a focus on Norse mythology and culture

  • Those interested in complex characters and their personal journeys

  • People looking for a blend of adventure, romance, and political intrigue in a medieval setting


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Viking Books: Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young

Sky in the Deep

Adrienne Young

What's Sky in the Deep about?

Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young is a captivating tale of family, loyalty, and survival. Set in a world inspired by Viking culture, it follows Eelyn, a fierce warrior who finds herself fighting alongside her enemy after being captured in battle. As she navigates this new and dangerous alliance, she uncovers long-buried secrets that challenge everything she thought she knew. With its rich world-building and complex characters, this book is a thrilling adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Who should read Sky in the Deep?

  • Readers who enjoy young adult fantasy novels with strong female protagonists

  • Those interested in Viking-inspired settings and cultures

  • People who appreciate stories about loyalty, family, and overcoming prejudice


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Viking Books: The Greenlanders by Jane Smiley

The Greenlanders

Jane Smiley

What's The Greenlanders about?

The Greenlanders by Jane Smiley is a historical novel set in 14th century Greenland. It follows the lives of various families as they struggle to survive in a harsh environment, dealing with issues such as famine, disease, and conflicts with neighboring settlements. The book provides a rich and detailed portrayal of daily life in this remote and unforgiving land.

Who should read The Greenlanders?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction set in remote and challenging environments

  • Those with an interest in Norse culture and medieval societies

  • People who appreciate complex and morally ambiguous characters


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Viking Books: Warriors of the Storm by Bernard Cornwell

Warriors of the Storm

Bernard Cornwell

What's Warriors of the Storm about?

Warriors of the Storm is a historical fiction novel by Bernard Cornwell. Set in 9th century Britain, it follows the protagonist Uhtred of Bebbanburg as he navigates the tumultuous political landscape and battles against Viking invaders. Filled with action, intrigue, and vivid historical detail, the book offers an immersive glimpse into the challenges and conflicts of the time.

Who should read Warriors of the Storm?

  • History enthusiasts who enjoy immersive and detailed depictions of the Viking era

  • Fans of Bernard Cornwell's other works, such as the "Saxon Stories" series

  • Readers who appreciate complex and morally ambiguous characters facing challenging decisions


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Viking Books: The Age of the Vikings by Anders Winroth

The Age of the Vikings

Anders Winroth

What's The Age of the Vikings about?

The Age of the Vikings by Anders Winroth provides a comprehensive account of the Viking era, dispelling myths and offering a fresh perspective on this fascinating period of history. Through meticulous research and engaging storytelling, Winroth explores the political, social, and cultural aspects of Viking society, shedding light on their remarkable achievements and enduring legacy.

Who should read The Age of the Vikings?

  • History enthusiasts looking to learn more about the Viking Age

  • Readers interested in understanding the impact of the Vikings on European history

  • Those who enjoy engaging and well-researched non-fiction books


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Viking Books: The Flame Bearer by Bernard Cornwell

The Flame Bearer

Bernard Cornwell

What's The Flame Bearer about?

The Flame Bearer is the tenth book in Bernard Cornwell's Saxon Tales series, set in 9th century England. It follows the story of Uhtred of Bebbanburg, a warrior torn between his Saxon heritage and Viking upbringing, as he seeks to reclaim his ancestral lands and protect the kingdom he once served. Filled with battles, political intrigue, and complex characters, this historical fiction novel brings the brutal and captivating world of the Viking Age to life.

Who should read The Flame Bearer?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction set in the Viking era

  • Fans of Bernard Cornwell's previous works or the "Last Kingdom" series

  • Those interested in immersive and action-packed storytelling with well-researched historical background


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Viking Books: Season of the Sun by Catherine Coulter

Season of the Sun

Catherine Coulter

What's Season of the Sun about?

Season of the Sun by Catherine Coulter is a captivating historical romance set in medieval England. It follows the story of a spirited young woman named Lynx who finds herself torn between two men from opposing clans. Filled with passion, intrigue, and adventure, this novel takes readers on a journey through a world of chivalry and honor.

Who should read Season of the Sun?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance novels

  • Those interested in Viking culture and history

  • People who appreciate strong and independent female characters


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Viking Books: Odin's Wolves by Giles Kristian

Odin's Wolves

Giles Kristian

What's Odin's Wolves about?

Odin's Wolves is a gripping historical fiction novel by Giles Kristian. Set in the Viking age, it follows the epic journey of a young warrior named Sigurd as he seeks revenge against those who destroyed his home and family. Filled with intense battles, Norse mythology, and complex characters, this book will transport you to a time of fierce warriors and ancient legends.

Who should read Odin's Wolves?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction with a focus on Viking culture and mythology

  • Those interested in immersive and action-packed storytelling set in ancient times

  • People who appreciate well-researched and vividly depicted historical settings


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Viking Books: The Reluctant Viking by Sandra Hill

What's The Reluctant Viking about?

The Reluctant Viking by Sandra Hill is a delightful romantic comedy that follows the story of a modern-day woman who is transported back in time to 10th-century Norway. There, she meets a fierce Viking warrior who is anything but thrilled about her unexpected arrival. Filled with humor, adventure, and unexpected romance, this book is a fun and entertaining read for anyone who enjoys a unique twist on the classic Viking tale.

Who should read The Reluctant Viking?

  • Readers who enjoy lighthearted and humorous romance novels

  • People with an interest in Viking culture and history

  • Fans of time-travel and fish-out-of-water stories


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Viking Books: The Unleashing by Shelly Laurenston

The Unleashing

Shelly Laurenston

What's The Unleashing about?

The Unleashing by Shelly Laurenston is a thrilling urban fantasy novel that follows the story of Kera Watson, a former Marine who finds herself in a supernatural world filled with shapeshifters and other magical beings. As she navigates this new reality, Kera must uncover her own hidden powers and join forces with unlikely allies to save the world from an ancient evil.

Who should read The Unleashing?

  • Readers who enjoy urban fantasy and paranormal romance

  • Those looking for a strong and independent female protagonist

  • People who appreciate humor and wit in their books


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Viking Books: Hearts Aflame by Johanna Lindsey

Hearts Aflame

Johanna Lindsey

What's Hearts Aflame about?

Hearts Aflame by Johanna Lindsey is a passionate historical romance novel set in medieval England. It tells the story of a fierce Viking warrior, Garrick Haardrad, who kidnaps Lady Brenna, the daughter of a Saxon nobleman, as part of a political scheme. As their initial animosity turns into undeniable attraction, they must navigate treacherous obstacles and societal expectations to find true love.

Who should read Hearts Aflame?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance novels

  • Those looking for a compelling love story set in a medieval or Viking era

  • People who appreciate strong and independent female protagonists


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Viking Books: The Pale Horseman by Bernard Cornwell

The Pale Horseman

Bernard Cornwell

What's The Pale Horseman about?

The Pale Horseman is a historical fiction novel set in 9th century England. Written by Bernard Cornwell, it is the second book in the Saxon Stories series. The story follows the protagonist, Uhtred of Bebbanburg, as he navigates the tumultuous landscape of Viking invasions and power struggles between Saxon kingdoms. Filled with action, political intrigue, and vivid depictions of the time period, this book offers a gripping portrayal of the early days of England.

Who should read The Pale Horseman?

  • History enthusiasts who enjoy immersive storytelling

  • Fans of historical fiction with a focus on Viking and Anglo-Saxon conflicts

  • Readers seeking a captivating protagonist navigating complex moral dilemmas


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Viking Books: God of Vengeance by Giles Kristian

God of Vengeance

Giles Kristian

What's God of Vengeance about?

God of Vengeance by Giles Kristian is a gripping historical fiction novel set in Viking-era Norway. Fueled by a desire for revenge, Sigurd, the protagonist, embarks on a perilous journey to avenge the death of his family. Filled with intense battle scenes, complex characters, and a richly detailed setting, this book explores themes of honor, loyalty, and the consequences of seeking vengeance.

Who should read God of Vengeance?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction with a focus on Viking culture and mythology

  • People who appreciate complex and morally ambiguous characters

  • Those who are drawn to epic tales of revenge and redemption


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Viking Books: The Blue Viking by Sandra Hill

The Blue Viking

Sandra Hill

What's The Blue Viking about?

The Blue Viking by Sandra Hill is a historical romance novel that follows the story of a fierce Viking warrior named Rurik, who finds himself in a series of comical and adventurous mishaps as he tries to win the heart of a beautiful Scottish witch. Filled with humor, passion, and a touch of magic, this book takes readers on a captivating journey through the rugged landscapes of medieval Scotland.

Who should read The Blue Viking?

  • Readers who enjoy romance novels with a touch of humor

  • Fans of Viking-themed historical fiction

  • Those looking for a lighthearted and entertaining escape through storytelling


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Viking Books: The Burning Land by Bernard Cornwell

The Burning Land

Bernard Cornwell

What's The Burning Land about?

The Burning Land is a historical fiction novel by Bernard Cornwell. Set in the late 9th century, it follows the protagonist Uhtred of Bebbanburg as he navigates the volatile political landscape of England. Filled with epic battles, complex characters, and intricate plot twists, the book offers a gripping portrayal of the struggle for power during the time of the Viking invasions.

Who should read The Burning Land?

  • History enthusiasts who enjoy immersive storytelling

  • Fans of medieval fiction and epic battles

  • Readers looking for a captivating exploration of the Viking era


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Viking Books: Sons of Thunder by Giles Kristian

Sons of Thunder

Giles Kristian

What's Sons of Thunder about?

Sons of Thunder by Giles Kristian is a gripping historical novel set in 8th century Scandinavia. It follows the story of Sigurd and his band of Viking warriors as they embark on a perilous journey to seek revenge and reclaim their honor. Filled with action, betrayal, and fierce battles, this book brings to life the brutal and fascinating world of the Vikings.

Who should read Sons of Thunder?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction set in the Viking Age

  • Those interested in immersive and well-researched depictions of Norse culture and mythology

  • People who appreciate character-driven narratives with complex and morally ambiguous protagonists


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Viking Books: The Sea of Trolls by Nancy Farmer

The Sea of Trolls

Nancy Farmer

What's The Sea of Trolls about?

The Sea of Trolls by Nancy Farmer is a captivating adventure story set in ancient England. When a young boy named Jack is captured by Viking raiders, he finds himself on a perilous journey to the land of the trolls. Along the way, he encounters mythical creatures, battles fierce enemies, and discovers his own inner strength. This book is filled with magic, courage, and the power of friendship.

Who should read The Sea of Trolls?

  • Readers who enjoy fantasy adventures with a historical twist

  • Young adult and middle-grade readers who are fans of Norse mythology

  • Those who appreciate strong character development and intricate world-building


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Viking Books: The Bewitched Viking by Sandra Hill

What's The Bewitched Viking about?

The Bewitched Viking by Sandra Hill follows the story of a powerful Viking warrior who is enchanted by a feisty and beautiful witch. Filled with humor, adventure, and steamy romance, this book takes you on a captivating journey through ancient Scandinavia.

Who should read The Bewitched Viking?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance with a touch of humor

  • Fans of strong and independent heroines

  • Those who appreciate a unique and entertaining twist on Viking culture


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Viking Books: Viking in Love by Sandra Hill

Viking in Love

Sandra Hill

What's Viking in Love about?

Viking in Love by Sandra Hill is a fun and steamy historical romance novel that follows the story of a fierce Viking warrior, Magnus Ericsson, who finds himself falling for a beautiful Irish maid, Elspeth. Filled with humor, passion, and adventure, this book takes you on a journey through the Viking era as Magnus and Elspeth navigate their forbidden love and overcome various obstacles along the way.

Who should read Viking in Love?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance with a humorous twist

  • Those interested in Viking culture and mythology

  • People who appreciate strong, independent heroines and charming, alpha-male heroes


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Viking Books: Fires of Winter by Johanna Lindsey

Fires of Winter

Johanna Lindsey

What's Fires of Winter about?

Fires of Winter is a historical romance novel by Johanna Lindsey. Set in medieval England, it tells the story of Lady Brenna, who is kidnapped by a fierce Viking warrior named Garrick. As they clash and eventually fall in love, they must navigate cultural differences and political intrigue to find their happily ever after.

Who should read Fires of Winter?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance novels

  • Those interested in Viking culture and history

  • Individuals who appreciate strong and independent female protagonists


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Viking Books: Lords of the North by Bernard Cornwell

Lords of the North

Bernard Cornwell

What's Lords of the North about?

Lords of the North is a historical fiction novel by Bernard Cornwell. Set in the 9th century, it follows the story of Uhtred of Bebbanburg, a Saxon warrior who finds himself embroiled in the conflict between the Saxons and the Danes. Filled with action, political intrigue, and vivid depictions of ancient England, the book offers a gripping portrayal of a tumultuous time in history.

Who should read Lords of the North?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction, particularly set in the Viking era

  • Fans of Bernard Cornwell's other works, such as the "Saxon Stories" series

  • Those interested in immersive and action-packed narratives with well-researched historical details


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Viking Books: Sword Song by Bernard Cornwell

Sword Song

Bernard Cornwell

What's Sword Song about?

Sword Song by Bernard Cornwell is a gripping historical fiction novel set in 9th century England. It follows the adventures of Uhtred of Bebbanburg, a fierce warrior torn between his loyalty to the Saxon king and his Danish upbringing. Filled with epic battles, political intrigue, and complex characters, this book is a must-read for fans of action-packed historical fiction.

Who should read Sword Song?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction set in the Viking Age

  • Those interested in epic tales of war, honor, and adventure

  • People who appreciate complex and morally ambiguous characters


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Viking Books: Golden Surrender by Heather Graham

Golden Surrender

Heather Graham

What's Golden Surrender about?

Golden Surrender by Heather Graham is a historical romance novel set in 9th century Ireland. It follows the story of the fierce Viking warrior, Thorfinn, and the headstrong Irish noblewoman, Aislinn. When Thorfinn captures Aislinn during a raid, their worlds collide in a battle of wills and desires. As they navigate treacherous political intrigue and undeniable attraction, they must decide whether to embrace their differences or succumb to the forces trying to tear them apart.

Who should read Golden Surrender?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance novels set in medieval times

  • Those interested in strong, independent female characters who defy societal expectations

  • People who appreciate richly detailed settings and vivid descriptions of the past


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Viking Books: Viking's Prize by Tanya Anne Crosby

Viking's Prize

Tanya Anne Crosby

What's Viking's Prize about?

Viking's Prize by Tanya Anne Crosby is a captivating historical romance set in medieval Scotland. When a fierce Viking warrior named Gunnar MacLeod captures Lady Macinnes as a prize of war, their lives become intertwined in unexpected ways. As they navigate treacherous political intrigues and undeniable attraction, they must confront their own beliefs and desires. This tale of love and redemption will keep you hooked until the very end.

Who should read Viking's Prize?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance with a Viking twist

  • Those interested in strong, independent female characters and alpha male heroes

  • People who appreciate a blend of adventure, passion, and historical detail in their fiction


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Viking Books: The Vikings by Robert Ferguson

The Vikings

Robert Ferguson

What's The Vikings about?

The Vikings by Robert Ferguson offers a comprehensive exploration of the legendary Norse seafarers and their impact on world history. Drawing on archaeological evidence, sagas, and historical accounts, Ferguson delves into the Viking Age, revealing their remarkable achievements in exploration, trade, and warfare, as well as their complex society and cultural legacy.

Who should read The Vikings?

  • Readers who are fascinated by Norse history and culture

  • People who enjoy learning about ancient civilizations and their impact on the world

  • Those who appreciate well-researched and engaging non-fiction books


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Viking Books: Sworn Brother by Tim Severin

Sworn Brother

Tim Severin

What's Sworn Brother about?

Sworn Brother by Tim Severin is a historical fiction novel set in 11th century Europe. It follows the journey of a young Viking named Thorgils Leiffson as he seeks adventure, fortune, and his own identity. Filled with action, intrigue, and vivid historical detail, the book explores themes of loyalty, friendship, and the clash of cultures during the Viking Age.

Who should read Sworn Brother?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction set in the Viking age

  • Those interested in stories of adventure, exploration, and coming of age

  • People who appreciate well-researched and vividly described depictions of different cultures and historical periods


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Viking Books: The Viking's Woman by Heather Graham

The Viking's Woman

Heather Graham

What's The Viking's Woman about?

The Viking's Woman by Heather Graham is a captivating historical romance set in ninth-century England. When Viking warrior Rorik captures Lady Alinor, their worlds collide in a tale of passion, adventure, and fierce determination. As they navigate treacherous landscapes and political intrigue, they must confront their own inner demons and societal expectations to find love and freedom.

Who should read The Viking's Woman?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance novels

  • Those with an interest in Viking culture and mythology

  • People who appreciate strong and independent female protagonists


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Viking Books: Lord of Raven's Peak by Catherine Coulter

Lord of Raven's Peak

Catherine Coulter

What's Lord of Raven's Peak about?

Lord of Raven's Peak is a gripping historical fiction novel by Catherine Coulter. Set in 9th century England, it follows the story of a brave young woman named Chandra who disguises herself as a boy and sets out on a dangerous journey to Raven's Peak in order to uncover the truth about her father's mysterious death. Filled with intrigue, betrayal, and unexpected twists, this book will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end.

Who should read Lord of Raven's Peak?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance with a touch of mystery and adventure

  • People who are interested in Viking culture and mythology

  • Those who appreciate strong and complex characters with compelling relationships


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Viking Books: Fin Gall by James L. Nelson

Fin Gall

James L. Nelson

What's Fin Gall about?

Fin Gall by James L. Nelson is a gripping historical fiction novel set in 9th-century Ireland. It follows the story of Thorgrim Night Wolf, a Norseman who finds himself caught in the middle of a power struggle between Irish kings and Viking raiders. Filled with battle scenes, political intrigue, and complex characters, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the tumultuous time of Viking expansion.

Who should read Fin Gall?

  • History enthusiasts who are interested in Viking Age and Norse culture

  • Fans of historical fiction and epic tales of adventure

  • Readers who enjoy vivid and immersive storytelling with well-researched details


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What's The Very Virile Viking about?

The Very Virile Viking by Sandra Hill is a steamy romance novel that follows the story of a time-traveling Viking warrior who finds himself in present-day New Orleans. Filled with humor, passion, and a touch of magic, this book takes readers on an unforgettable journey as the Viking tries to adapt to modern life while falling in love with a spirited woman.

Who should read The Very Virile Viking?

  • Readers who enjoy humorous and steamy romance novels

  • Fans of time travel stories with a twist of historical and contemporary settings

  • Those who appreciate strong, independent heroines and charming, alpha-male heroes


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Viking Books: Lord of the Wolves by Heather Graham

Lord of the Wolves

Heather Graham

What's Lord of the Wolves about?

Lord of the Wolves is a historical romance novel by Heather Graham. Set in medieval Scotland, it tells the story of Melisande, a spirited French countess, and Conar, a fierce Scottish warrior known as the Lord of the Wolves. As they are forced into marriage by a political alliance, they must navigate treacherous politics, family secrets, and their growing attraction to each other. It is a tale of love, loyalty, and the power of the human spirit.

Who should read Lord of the Wolves?

  • Readers who enjoy historical romance novels with a touch of adventure

  • Fans of strong and independent female protagonists

  • Those interested in Viking culture and mythology


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Viking Books: Odin's Shadow by Erin S. Riley

Odin's Shadow

Erin S. Riley

What's Odin's Shadow about?

Odin's Shadow by Erin S. Riley is a captivating historical fiction novel that takes place in ninth-century Ireland. It follows the story of Selia, a young woman who defies societal expectations and embarks on a journey of love, betrayal, and self-discovery. Filled with rich historical detail and compelling characters, this book delves into the complexities of family and honor in a time of political unrest and Viking invasions.

Who should read Odin's Shadow?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction with a focus on Norse mythology and culture

  • Those interested in complex and morally ambiguous characters

  • People who appreciate a blend of romance, adventure, and political intrigue in their novels


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Viking Books: The Pagan Lord by Bernard Cornwell

The Pagan Lord

Bernard Cornwell

What's The Pagan Lord about?

The Pagan Lord by Bernard Cornwell is a historical fiction novel set in the 9th century. It follows the story of Uhtred of Bebbanburg, a fierce warrior and lord, as he seeks to reclaim his ancestral lands and avenge the death of his father. Filled with battles, political intrigue, and complex characters, the book offers a gripping portrayal of the tumultuous time period and the struggle for power in England.

Who should read The Pagan Lord?

  • Readers who enjoy historical fiction set in the medieval period

  • Fans of Bernard Cornwell's other works, such as the "Saxon Stories" series

  • Those interested in the clash of cultures and religions during the early Middle Ages


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Viking Books: The Unyielding by Shelly Laurenston

The Unyielding

Shelly Laurenston

What's The Unyielding about?

The Unyielding by Shelly Laurenston is a thrilling and action-packed urban fantasy novel. Set in a world where shapeshifters and other supernatural beings exist, the story follows a powerful and determined heroine as she navigates through dangerous political schemes and battles against formidable enemies. With its unique blend of humor, romance, and intense fight scenes, this book is sure to captivate readers from start to finish.

Who should read The Unyielding?

  • Readers who enjoy urban fantasy with a strong dose of humor and romance

  • Fans of Shelly Laurenston's previous works, such as the Call of Crows series

  • Those who appreciate complex and quirky characters in a fast-paced and action-packed story


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Viking Books: Come Back to Me by Mila Gray

Come Back to Me

Mila Gray

What's Come Back to Me about?

Come Back to Me by Mila Gray is a captivating story of love and resilience. Set against the backdrop of a military deployment, it follows the emotional journey of a young couple, Kit and Jessa, as they navigate the challenges of long-distance relationships and unexpected tragedies. With its raw and honest portrayal of love and loss, this book will tug at your heartstrings and leave you yearning for a reunion.

Who should read Come Back to Me?

  • Readers who enjoy emotional and heart-wrenching romance novels

  • Those who appreciate stories of love and loss, and the complexities of relationships

  • People who are looking for a captivating and well-written narrative that explores themes of grief and healing


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Viking Books: Death of Kings by Bernard Cornwell

Death of Kings

Bernard Cornwell

What's Death of Kings about?

Death of Kings is a historical fiction novel by Bernard Cornwell that takes place in 9th century England. It follows the protagonist, Uhtred of Bebbanburg, as he navigates the tumultuous political landscape and battles for power and control. Filled with action, intrigue, and complex characters, this book offers a gripping portrayal of the struggles for dominance during the time of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms.

Who should read Death of Kings?

  • History enthusiasts who enjoy immersive and accurate depictions of the past

  • Fans of historical fiction with a focus on war, politics, and power struggles

  • Readers who appreciate complex and morally ambiguous characters


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Viking Books: Hunting Season by Shelly Laurenston

Hunting Season

Shelly Laurenston

What's Hunting Season about?

Hunting Season by Shelly Laurenston is a paranormal romance novel that follows the story of a group of shapeshifters who come together to protect their own. With humor, action, and steamy romance, this book is perfect for fans of supernatural love stories.

Who should read Hunting Season?

  • Readers who enjoy paranormal romance with strong, kick-butt heroines

  • Fans of Shelly Laurenston's other books or similar authors like Nalini Singh or Kresley Cole

  • Those looking for a fun and fast-paced read with plenty of humor and steamy romance


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 FAQs 

What's the best Viking book to read?

While choosing just one book about a topic is always tough, many people regard Dark Viking as the ultimate read on Viking.

What are the Top 10 Viking books?

Blinkist curators have picked the following:
  • Dark Viking by Sandra Hill
  • Dream of Me/Believe in Me by Josie Litton
  • Blood Eye by Giles Kristian
  • A Tale of Two Vikings by Sandra Hill
  • Odin's Shadow by Erin S. Rile
  • Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young
  • The Greenlanders by Jane Smiley
  • Warriors of the Storm by Bernard Cornwell
  • The Age of the Vikings by Anders Winroth
  • The Flame Bearer by Bernard Cornwell

Who are the top Viking book authors?

When it comes to Viking, these are the authors who stand out as some of the most influential:
  • Sandra Hill
  • Josie Litton
  • Giles Kristian
  • Sandra Hill
  • Erin S. Rile