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My Lord Viking

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Lady Linnea Sutherland knows better than to wander around alone. However, she needs time to mull over the offer of a betrothal from her neighbor Lord Tuthill, Randolph Denner. At one time all Linnea wanted was to be a spouse to Randolph, but now with the opportunity at hand it no longer feels right. When she reaches the nearby beach, she finds a badly injured person lying there. His speech is strange and his clothing weird and tattered. Linnea gets help.

Linnea's demeanor, language, and garb confuses Nils. Further bewildering to Nils is to learn the year is 1817 and not 990. Apparently, as he had lay dying on this beach almost a millennium ago, Nils prayer to Freya had been answered. He asked for time to complete his blood vow before entering Valhalla, but by doing this he risks eternal damnation if he dies in this place and time. With he being the only one to see his blood enemy and Loki playing games, Nils chances of triumphing seem remote. Adding to his troubles, Linnea has fallen in love with him and to his amazement he reciprocates with the lass of Britannia.

MY LORD VIKING is a powerful time travel historical romance that shows the depth of talent of J.A. Ferguson. The story line is filled with action, fast-paced, and believability in the Nordic Gods. Linnea is an intrepid heroine and the displaced Nils struggles between adjustment, love, his eternal enemy, and his vow. The fabulous Fergy fervently fires fans with a winning tale that makes time travel feel romantically real.

Harriet Klausner

I've read a lot of books lately looking for something special, and this one finally fit the bill. Read it in one sitting with a smile on my face...perfect.

I wish I would have been the lucky girl to find viking Nils Bjornsson washed up on the beach.
This is a time travel viking romance based in Regency times with plenty of visits from Norse gods.

was a very interesting book kept me reading til i finished love the way it was written
would read more by this author

When Linnea Sutherland finds an injured man on the shore, she doesn't realize that more than fate is at hand. Ancient Norse gods have sent Nils Bjornsson from his Viking home a thousand years into the future in order for him to restore his family's honor. In Regency England, Linnea and Nils finds a love that neither bargained for -- a love can't be denied, a love that may cost Nils his eternal place in Valhalla. And yet, for Linnea's love, Nils will tempt fate, time and even the gods themselves.