Viking's Orders
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That emotion was particularly unpleasant. Heart pounding, palms sweating, Pure was barely aware of the Vikings parting on either side of the Vikings. Cayucos’s narrow streets forced them to ride single file, and even then the town’s other motorists had to wait out their passing. Vikar just pushed on, unconcerned by the curses following in their wake.When would Odin strike? She had to get her Viking all the way to the sand at the water’s edge, or her infuriating, bargain-driving father would rene...ge on their bargain. Ridding herself of her virginity was her insurance, but she wouldn’t put it past Odin to find other ways to keep her chained to his side. If Vikar sensed the ambush, if he pulled back now, she’d lose. She couldn’t, wouldn’t, let that happen. Not after tasting freedom so briefly.Not after tasting her Viking.Vikar had passed her test. She clung to that thought. He hadn’t lost himself in berserker rage when he’d taken her, nor had he done so on the road. He’d control the fury now, too, when it mattered most, and Odin would go away satisfied that this berserker was no threat.No, the only true threat Vikar posed was to her.Two nights were not enough.“You worried, baby?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That emotion was particularly unpleasant. Heart pounding, palms sweating, Pure was barely aware of the Vikings parting on either side of the Vikings. Cayucos’s narrow streets forced them to ride single file, and even then the town’s other motorists had to wait out their passing. Vikar just pushed on, unconcerned by the curses following in their wake.When would Odin strike? She had to get her Viking all the way to the sand at the water’s edge, or her infuriating, bargain-driving father would rene...ge on their bargain. Ridding herself of her virginity was her insurance, but she wouldn’t put it past Odin to find other ways to keep her chained to his side. If Vikar sensed the ambush, if he pulled back now, she’d lose. She couldn’t, wouldn’t, let that happen. Not after tasting freedom so briefly.Not after tasting her Viking.Vikar had passed her test. She clung to that thought. He hadn’t lost himself in berserker rage when he’d taken her, nor had he done so on the road. He’d control the fury now, too, when it mattered most, and Odin would go away satisfied that this berserker was no threat.No, the only true threat Vikar posed was to her.Two nights were not enough.“You worried, baby?”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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