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    Seducing Her Vikings: Norsemen Academy, #3
    Seducing Her Vikings: Norsemen Academy, #3
    Seducing Her Vikings: Norsemen Academy, #3
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    Seducing Her Vikings: Norsemen Academy, #3

    By Skye MacKinnon

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    There were four men in my mind. Two in the past, two in the present. How was a girl supposed to think like that?

    Being stuck in the past is the least of Lainie's worries. Hjalmar is missing, lost in time, and there's no way she can bring him back on her own. To survive the harsh reality of Viking life, she'll have to make new friends... but what if some of them want to be more than just friends?

    A time travel reverse harem full of action, intrigue and hot Vikings. Part of the Time Travel Academy world.

    This is a serial split into five episodes, perfect for sweetening your lunch break or as a quickie before bedtime. Episodes will be released every two weeks.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPeryton Press
    Release dateMay 14, 2019
    ISBN9781386415435
    Seducing Her Vikings: Norsemen Academy, #3
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    Skye MacKinnon

    Skye MacKinnon is a USA Today & International Bestselling Author whose books are filled with strong heroines who don't have to choose. She embraces her Scottishness with fantastical Scottish settings and a dash of mythology, no matter if she's writing about Celtic gods, cat shifters, or the streets of Edinburgh. When she's not typing away at her favourite cafe, Skye loves dried mango, as much exotic tea as she can squeeze into her cupboards, and being covered in pet hair by her bunny diva and cat princess.

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      Seducing Her Vikings - Skye MacKinnon

      Chapter 1

      Istumbled out of the barn we had landed in. My white uniform was covered in straw, but even without the jumpsuit I would have stood out like a sore thumb. I was in a Viking village, in the past, without Hjalmar to guide me. What the fuck was I going to do now?

      There was a house next to the barn, although hut would have been a more accurate description. Nothing big and fancy, just a purpose built dwelling. The walls were curved inwards, reminding me of a ship’s bow riding through a sea of thatch. Hjalmar had mentioned a brother. Was this Asger’s house? It would make sense that we’d landed in the barn next to his home, although I wasn’t sure how accurate time travel was. Could you choose the exact location you landed? Or was it more of a game of luck?

      I took a deep breath. I was stuck here for now, and hiding in the barn wouldn’t do me any good. I had no idea when Hjalmar would return. Because he was going to come back. I refused to think of the alternative. But it could be days or weeks. I needed food and suitable clothes and shelter and...

      I pushed all those thoughts from my mind and instead focused on my knowledge of Old Norse. And realised I had no idea how you even said ‘hello’. Had that been part of the two hundred something words I’d learned? I didn’t think so. Maybe they hadn’t greeted each other a lot in the sagas. The vocabulary we’d been taught so far hadn’t been chosen to prepare us for having small talk with Vikings. I guess we weren’t supposed to even meet any of them until much further into our studies. I wasn’t ready. I may have used my knowledge of runes if there’d been a sign in runic writing, but no such luck. It seemed Vikings didn’t have house numbers or signs with their names on. It would have been too easy.

      Alright. There was no way around it. I walked to the door and knocked. Was that even what you did here? Or should I have just walked in confidently? Somehow, I didn’t imagine Vikings to be the knocking type, but maybe that was because the only Norseman I knew was Hjalmar, who didn’t have any manners and was plain rude most of the time.

      The door opened before I could think more about what to do, revealing a brute of a man. The sleeves of his simple linen shirt were rolled up, revealing massive arms, probably strong enough to squash my skull without much effort. He wasn’t as tall as Hjalmar, but quite a bit broader. Soot stained his skin not just on his arms, but on his face too. His blond beard was full of ash as well. Bright blue eyes stared at me from beneath bushy eyebrows. Very familiar eyes. This had to be Asger.

      His gaze wandered up and down my body, sending a shiver running down my back. He had the same intense stare as his brother. His eyes widened the longer he looked at me, as if he was surprised by something.

      Hjalmar? he asked after a moment, his voice deep and rough. He pronounced the name in a strange way, making me realise that I must have pronounced it wrong the entire time. And my stupid Viking never corrected me once.

      I shook my head, but didn’t know what to say. Eigi.... heðra...

      He started laughing loudly, throwing his head back in amusement. I sighed, hopelessness spreading in my chest. I’d tried to say ‘not here’, but it seemed I had failed. Miserably. If I couldn’t even say

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