| Author: | Constantine De Bohon | ISBN: | 9781611601763 |
| Publisher: | Torrid Books | Publication: | April 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Torrid Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Constantine De Bohon |
| ISBN: | 9781611601763 |
| Publisher: | Torrid Books |
| Publication: | April 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Torrid Books |
| Language: | English |
Can Vakr and his warriors save his village from what appear to be bloodthirsty werewolves? Vakr, a Viking of the eighth century, jumps overboard into the misty ocean waters to rescue a woman being attacked by a shark. The powerful warrior claims the beauty as his own and takes her to his village, which he hasn't seen in over a year. Devastation has befallen his people in a great famine. A raid, a new move and wolves the likes of which he and his people have never known begin murdering his men and raping the women. How can this be? Svana, a woman of the twenty-first century, is dragged into a strange, unknown world. How is it possible that two rings have thrown her and her twin brother, David, back through time? All that is certain is Svana's overwhelming passion for Vakr, and compassion for his people, are needed to save Vakr's village from certain death and starvation.
Can Vakr and his warriors save his village from what appear to be bloodthirsty werewolves? Vakr, a Viking of the eighth century, jumps overboard into the misty ocean waters to rescue a woman being attacked by a shark. The powerful warrior claims the beauty as his own and takes her to his village, which he hasn't seen in over a year. Devastation has befallen his people in a great famine. A raid, a new move and wolves the likes of which he and his people have never known begin murdering his men and raping the women. How can this be? Svana, a woman of the twenty-first century, is dragged into a strange, unknown world. How is it possible that two rings have thrown her and her twin brother, David, back through time? All that is certain is Svana's overwhelming passion for Vakr, and compassion for his people, are needed to save Vakr's village from certain death and starvation.
