Banished. Facing hostile strangers. Can she trust him with her heart? Eira has some unusual talents. Unfortunately, they land her in so much trouble that even her father, a mighty warrior, cannot save her. She finds herself alone, banished to a village that doesn’t want her and facing hostile strangers with nowhere to go. Things go from bad to worse and Eira is certain that her end has come. But when Halvar, the village chieftain, comes to her rescue, she’s safe. Or so she thinks. When fresh trouble finds her, she is forced to flee into the forest for her own safety. Will Halvar be able to find her in time to save her life? Can she trust him with her heart? This novella is set in the days of King Haakon of Norway, a time when the Vikings left their homelands to raid and plunder; when Christianity was making tentative approaches and kings fought for the right to rule. It can be read as a standalone or enjoyed as the first of a series.

Forced to flee from her father. Torn from the man she loves. Will Kaarina find happiness? Forced to flee from her father’s rage, Kaarina is escorted to a Christian village on the coast, where she finds employment and lodging with the kindly Emiline. Halvar, the village chief, remains at the village for the winter, and she has her friend Eira for company. She begins to feel secure at last. But she has a secret phobia that she is ashamed to speak of. It threatens to paralyze her until Emiline’s handsome young neighbor Landwulf befriends her. He helps her to conquer her fear and she faces a growing desire to get to know him better. Landwulf’s parents notice the blossoming friendship between the two and take action. Even as Kaarina is drawn to the Christians’ simple faith, Landwulf’s parents send him to another village to find a wife from among their own people. Kaarina is devastated. While Halvar departs to protect their old village from her father, Kaarina does her best to mend a broken heart. When Landwulf returns, he begins to build a house for his new bride and Kaarina does her best to avoid him. But one day, she is forced to come face to face with the man she loved. Have things changed between them? Can Kaarina trust him with her heart?

Captured and enslaved. Can he rescue her from his enemy? Will she ever see her homeland again? On an innocent day out, Tara is snatched by Viking raiders. Unable to escape, she soon finds herself on a longship bound for the land of Norowegr and life as a slave. She is certain she will never see her homeland or her family again. As a travelling merchant, Erik often visits marketplaces around the land. One day as he is approaching the marketplace, a chain of slaves approaches. As they pass, he catches the eye of a stunning woman and instantly knows that he cannot rest until he learns more about her. The following day, he goes to the slave auction where he intends to bid for her. But she is beautiful and the bidding is fierce. The price goes above what he can afford and he watches in horror as she is bought by the man who destroyed his village and killed his parents. Erik is desperate to rescue her from a life of tyranny. But will he be able to find her? Can he set her free without his enemy finding him? Tara faces a horrifying future as the slave of a cruel man. Will she ever see her homeland again? This sweet and clean novella is set in the days of Norway’s King Haakon the Good; a time when the Vikings left their homelands to raid and plunder; when Christianity was making tentative approaches and kings fought for the right to rule. It can be read as a standalone or enjoyed as part of the series.

Her mind is as sharp as her arrows. Is it enough to win the heart of a jarl? When Halvar takes his younger sister Freja to the festival of the Disting, he expects her to be on her best behavior. After all, she’s supposed to be finding a husband. But Freja cannot help herself. Wild and free-spirited, she is a skilled archer and a keen competitor who ignores the rules for women in her society. She finds a way to join the men-only archery competition and her talent catches the eye of a jarl, who decides he must meet her. Freja’s mind is as sharp as her aim and she eagerly engages in the discussions surrounding the politics of the land. The jarl has never met a woman like Freja and he cannot stop thinking about her. But with trouble looming in the form of a new king, the jarl must do his best to keep his people safe and he is forced to attend to political matters. When the crisis passes, the jarl’s thoughts turn to Freja. Is the difference in their social status too great? Can they be together? Or must the jarl bow to the will of the people and take a wife who will offer a political advantage? This sweet and clean novella is set in the days of Norway's King Haakon the Good, a time when the Vikings left their homelands to raid and plunder; when Christianity was making tentative approaches, and kings fought for the right to rule. Clean romance.