Scholar Venise Stewart traveled to Norway to interview a retired professor who has interesting ideas on Scandinavian folk tales. When she arrives at the woman’s house, though, she gets an odd feeling that something isn’t quite right. When she’s pushed into a chair and lands in a snow bank, she’s not sure what’s going on except that some crazy bald man is now chasing her through a forest. Rugoff, the oldest son of the greedy King Gunnmarr, has been banished to another realm by a witch whom the king betrayed. Rugoff has spent hundreds of years by himself, and he’s amazed when a woman lands outside his dwelling. Now all he has to do is capture her, convince her that he means her no harm, and then take her to his bed. How hard can it be to capture the willing?

Lilliana Dawson is bored, unemployed, and wandering through her life with no real sense of direction. When her uncle, a solicitor, offers her a chance to make a little extra money, she agrees to take an antique map to Norway and deliver it on his behalf. When she arrives at her destination, though, she finds herself in the presence of a very eccentric woman who is more concerned with dinner than the map she’d demanded be hand delivered. One moment, Lilliana is sitting down to eat the fare, the next, she is lost in a strange land and chained to a wall by a sexy beast of man. The second son of King Gunnmarr, Benedikt, has spent centuries alone, banished by a witch who wanted to punish his father for his greed. He’s used his time wisely, learning to read and write. But when the beautiful blonde shows up, he’s not sure whether to kill her, or bend her over and have his way with her. It’s a good thing he has lots of chains in reserve, for whichever decision he makes.

With nothing but his trusty sword for company, Egill, the youngest son of King Gunnmarr, savors the erotic dreams he’s been experiencing of late—a mysterious woman that pleasures his body, yet shields her face from his view. Then one day he finds a naked woman by the pond—a woman who looks exactly like the witch who banished him to Hel eons ago. She claims to be his dream lover, but Egill doesn't know if he can trust the words of a witch… Abella has traveled through dimensions to right the wrong committed by her ancestor a millennium past. By helping Egill find his brothers and defeat their evil father, she hopes to lift the ancient curse that imprisons the siblings. Despite the looming danger, and Egill's refusal to see her as anything other than a witch, Abella still can't help but submit to the desires she harbors for the man she's come to love in her dreams. Will Egill and his brothers finally defeat their evil father once and for all? Or will King Gunnmarr seize his sons' last chance at happiness?