In the land of the midnight sun, where ruthless Vikings and shape-shifters roam free, an evil empress usurps the Northlandic Throne and suspends the seasons on Winter Solstice. Usually, I have no patience for historical fiction unless it offers something fresh or truly engaging to the story. Winter Solstice
- Title : Winter Solstice Winter: A Viking Blood Saga
- Author : E J Squires
- Rating : 4.74 (259 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-7-1
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 394 Pages
- Asin : 1493596543
- Language : English
In the land of the midnight sun, where ruthless Vikings and shape-shifters roam free, an evil empress usurps the Northlandic Throne and suspends the seasons on Winter Solstice. Usually, I have no patience for historical fiction unless it offers something fresh or truly engaging to the story. Winter Solstice Winter does that and then a lot more. Welcome to a cold, wintery world where nothing is what it seems. Winter Solstice Winter has the perfect amount of intrigue, mystery, mythology, action, love and passion to make it a very good read. My advice is straightforwardGET THIS BOOK -- YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE IT!. Ifound the book to be an impressive Viking tale, with two very real, very well-described main characters. Non-stop, fly by the seat of your pants suspense. This is one of those books that makes you say, "I'll read for twenty minutes." Then two hours later, you decide you need twenty minutes more. What readers are saying: Loved the Window into Norse mythology Riveting and movie-worthy I have just one problem with this book - I can't wait for the second one! A wonderful period romantic thriller that grabs your attention in the first few pages, and never lets up on its grip. Lucia and Soren were sent by the gods to defeat the empress, but deceits run deMatt and Hannah have a chemistry like no other; they are beautiful together. Denese also provides some interesting facts on diets and stress and the impact to our skin. It's amazing the work that people did to get the animals out of danger, but the entire time, while it is a hopeful book, one can only imagine how many weren't able to be saved. For all of us young-at-hear railroaders, the stuff of dreams. Dr. (Which made me so happy. Harrison holds nothing back. And I am thankful he chose to write this biography, for while it may be his story, it's also one we all--to one degree or another--share."Transparent" is just that, especially given that the person writing it is still alive and very much in the public eye. I was very impressed by how the author sucks you into the story, considering that I'd never heard of her. Just give Him your heart and control then sit back and watch Him work. The footnotes, which appear at the end of each chapter, are all run together in one big paragraph, without any numbers to show wher
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