The Viking's Woman (2010)
“Rhiannon’s decision to accompany her husband had been one made with little effort—she had never doubted that he would carry out any threat, and so she had walked to the ships well before he had come to join her and had awaited him while the preparations had been made, while the voyagers had loaded their dragon-prowed vessels, while the shouts had rung out and the riggings had been made secure. Alone upon the shore, wrapped in a crimson mantle, she had stared at the ships with their serpents’ fa...ces; at the prows rising so high out of the water; at the beautiful, chilling, and sleek designs; and she balled her hands into fists, fighting the temptation to run. She could not believe that she was about to embark upon a Viking ship.
She had tried to avoid her husband’s ship, but no one had stepped aboard until Eric had appeared on the shore. Immediately his eyes had sought hers out, and she had been infuriated by the cold triumph in his gaze—he had known too easily that she would obey him.MoreLess
She had tried to avoid her husband’s ship, but no one had stepped aboard until Eric had appeared on the shore. Immediately his eyes had sought hers out, and she had been infuriated by the cold triumph in his gaze—he had known too easily that she would obey him.MoreLess
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