BOOK REVIEW NO: 120

Historical Romance
Shieldmaiden Sisters Book 1
261 pages
Publisher Mills and Boon
SYNOPSIS/BOOK BLURB
The Viking She Would Have Married
In close quarters… With the Viking she’d loved and lost
A Shieldmaiden Sisters story—with her family fallen on hard times, Valda’s forced to join the crew on Halfdan Ulfsson’s merchant ship as he sets sail on the treacherous silk route. But this handsome jarl’s son is the man she’d planned to wed, until his bitter betrayal. Knowing she can never trust him, she must focus on saving her sisters…and not the intense connection that still burns between them!
Passion erupts when these bold, spirited Vikings are reunited!
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REVIEW ~ NIKI PRESTON ~ 4 STARS
The Viking she Would have Married is my first book by Lucy Morris. I was drawn to it as I love Viking history and strong female characters. The main character is Valda and she is the epitome of strong. Yet she also has a vulnerability to her that makes her a more believable and likeable character. I quickly learnt that Lucy Morris has a knack for combining the History of the time into the story superbly well. It certainly held my interest throughout. Thank fully this is not the mushy romance of old oh no this is a well rounded story that keeps the characters realistic and at the heart of the plot.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and am actually quite excited about the next book in the series.

Author Bio –

Lucy Morris has always been obsessed with myths and legends. Her books blend sweeping romance with vivid worldbuilding to whisk you away to another time and place filled with adventure. Expect passion, drama and vibrant characters.
Lucy lives in Essex, UK, with her husband, two children, and two cats. She has a massively sweet tooth and loves Terry’s Chocolate Oranges and Irn-Bru. In her spare time she likes to explore castles
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With Thanks for the Advance Copy in return for an Honest Review to …..
Rachel Gilby
Lucy Morris
Mills and Boon
