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    Viking Heat: Viking Navy SEALs, #6

    By Sandra Hill

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    Joy Nelson joins the female Navy SEALS in a fit of depression over the death of her POW brother.  Then she finds herself shot back in time to the cold, cold Norselands where she is auctioned off as a slave to a Viking warlord. What fun! This Norseman doesn't know what hit him. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSandra Hill Books
    Release dateAug 28, 2018
    ISBN9781941528761
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    Viking Heat: Viking Navy SEALs, #6
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    Sandra Hill

    Sandra Hill is a graduate of Penn State and worked for more than ten years as a features writer and education editor for publications in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Writing about serious issues taught her the merits of seeking the lighter side of even the darkest stories.

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    • 5/5
      Psychologist Joy Nelson, has always been the one suffer the taunts of her older brothers, and any time they dare her to do something whatever it may be she does it, even though she is a full grown adult by now. So when they double dare her to become a WEAL-a female version program of the Navy SEALS. But then when she goes on her first mission with a SEAL team, she finds herself taken back through time where she is then auctioned off as a thrall to a Viking Warlord. At first Joy has no idea that she has been taken back through time, but then things start to click and Brandr, the Viking who owns her, starts to make compromise after compromise with the saucy woman, thinking he must be as demented as she is, but is really in love with a thousand year old woman that has stirred up his passions like none other ever has, and has claimed his heart. I would have to say that Viking Heat is by far one of my favorites that has been written by this author so far. I found that I was intrigued by the first page and I found myself finding it hard to put this one down. I found the plot so intriguing and with such a vitality to the characters, and definitely a laugh out loud read! One of the greatest aspects that I love about Sandra Hills Books is the wit that is in each and every one of her plots, especially when it involves time travel, with two characters that are from two times, and they have to learn to adapt to each others differences, and the way they learn to muddle through it is fabulous, and definitely worth reading, especially in Viking Heat.
    • 3/5
      O K I am a huge Sandra Hill fan and Love her books but this has got to be my least favorite..For me it just started off on the wrong foot with the heroin being some what week and annoying to me. I mean come on some guy is calling you a slave & telling you that if you have a child with him it will be a slave too...and she loves him???? I guess this rubbed me wrong and ruined the whole book for me other than that it was an ok read I guess.
    • 5/5
      I like all Sandra Hill viking, cajun & navy SEALS; especially the humor. Action, humor, sex - this book had it all - couldn't put it down.