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She would travel over a thousand years back through time to be claimed by a notorious Viking warrior.
The warrior would give her pleasure she'd never dreamed possible.
He would claim her. Brand her. Possess her.
She could never leave him.
But then again, whoever said she wanted to?
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
3.5 star review of God of Fire,
By "tteditor" (Washington DC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: God Of Fire (CD-ROM)
By TT reviewer Chere Gruver Always beware when the Gods get angry; you never know what might happen. In this case, it's Frigg that's angry, with her husband Odin. She is tired of him messing around with Freya. And, since Thor is Odin and Frigg's son, and since Thor is expecting one of his favorite warriors, Ragnar the Feared, in Valhalla soon, Frigg is going to make sure this doesn't happen. She is going to get Loki's help to ensure this. Dara has to be dreaming. She is with Loki and he is making her feel all kinds of wonderful. Loki tells her that she is to be married to a real warrior and to remember the name Ragnar. He also marks her with a dragon on her ankle. Dara is engaged to a man that she doesn't love, nor does he incite any passion in her. Later that day, she decides to break off her engagement and lays down on the river on her land. She decides to take a nap in the nude, after all, no one will come by. Meanwhile, the council is meeting. The Jarl, Erik Valkraad, tells the rest of the Vikings that he has had a vision. He tells them that Loki came to him in this vision. He was told that the chosen one would find a female by the River Thund. She would be a woman of gold, golden skin, golden hair and golden eyes. All of the Vikings would have to do this woman's bidding. She would wed the chosen one, but he can't force her to his bed. And if any of the warriors want to make it to Valhalla, she will have to bear a male child, which would be named Balder, within one year. And nobody can tell her about this. Well, naturally, all of the men volunteer for this job. But Erik tells them that the chosen one is his son and heir, Ragnar. Oh no. Ragnar has been married twice and has slept his way through all the women in the village without a child. No one can understand why he was chosen. Dara wakes up and seems to be lost. Nothing looks familiar. She runs into a mountain of man with a mountain man's scraggly beard. This turns out to be Ragnar. He takes her back to his village and sneaks her into his room. He doesn't want to share her with anyone else. He has told her that he won't rape her, that she must come willingly to him. He also informs her that they will be married the next day. Dara is not exactly happy with this, but doesn't know what to do about it. She checks her ankle, and there is the dragon that Loki put on her during her dream. This must be real and she really can't believe it. She has gone to sleep in the year 2001 and woke up in the year 820! She decides to play along with Ragnar until she can figure out what to do. Ragnar is your totally typical Alpha hero. He is big and gorgeous. He is the heir apparent and acts that way. He surprises himself when he begins to care very much for Dara. He is also surprised that he doesn't want to have sex with anybody but his wife, even when women throw themselves at him. Dara is flung from one time, with everything going for her, into a time that she doesn't really want to be in. She has trouble dealing with the thralls, or slaves. She finds the whole idea disgusting to her, but has to learn to live with it. Of course, her husband is the best thing about this time. The secondary characters are all very believable as well. I especially liked Joran, Ragnar's mother. She figured out right away that Dara was from a different time and accepted her. Joran helped make Dara's transition into 820 a little easier. This is a wonderful read. The Viking time is very realistic, right down to the fighting during the wedding feast. Even though this book is romantica, it definitely leaves you with the "warm fuzzy" feeling at the end. This is definitely a book that I can recommend to anyone that enjoys romantica and Viking lore.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Real God of Fire Review,
This review is from: God of Fire (Kindle Edition)
All the other reviews are about a paperback book that does not contain this story. (I don't have my Kindle with me so excuse the lack of names.)
Thor's wife is upset that he's seeing other women (even though she has sex with other men) so to punish him she prevents the male lead and his clansmen from being able to enter Valhalla. The only way to overcome this is to find the golden woman marked by Loki. She must then have a golden male child in a year and she couldn't be raped or told about the men being unable to enter Valhalla. To make the task difficult Loki is to get a woman from the future who will never submit to a barbarian (I think thats how they phrased it). However she eventually falls in love with him and everything is great. I only gave it 3 stars because the book is pretty short but I love Jaid Black's stories.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Set ablaze!!,
By "king187" (cornelia, ga United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: God Of Fire (CD-ROM)
This was yet another triumph for Ms. Black. I just can't get enough of her incredible stories. God of Fire is the story of a young lady who is swept back in time by the ancient viking god Loki - and into the arms of her gorgeous dream man. Ragnor is a viking warrior like no other, and Dara can't refuse the heated attraction that flares between the two of them. In an adventure that spans centuries, these two people will learn what it is to love and be loved despite the odds against it. After reading this wonderfully sexy story you'll wish Loki would come down to earth and make mischief in your life!
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