Sedna: North Star, Raven Woman (Women of the Northlands Book 3)
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| Rating | : | 4.10 (644 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01AHJUSBE |
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| Number of Pages | : | 103 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-08-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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Heeding the warning, she stands between him and her angry tribe, causing her people to shun and distrust her. When Sedna, Raven Woman, and her clan of Inuit people discover a Viking ship wrecked on the shores of their Arctic island in the spring of 975 AD, Sedna is warned by the Raven Mother not to let her people kill the lone Norseman aboard. But even if she can keep this strong, stubborn Norseman fed, clothed, and warm, despite the dangers of her icy home, how can she keep him safe from her people who continually stalk them and what will she do with her heart, when he leaves her world to return to his father in Greenland once the spring has come again?. When Rolv leaves Sedna’s tribe, he kidnaps her, certain that her own people will slay her as punishment for defending an outsider. But he knows nothing of how to survive in the harsh environment and, without Sedna, would surely perish during the coming winter. Thanks to her intervention, the Viking, Rolv, lives to repair his ship
R. George said Enjoy a boisterous meal with Eric the Red. This is the third book of Pinkie Paranya's Woman of the Northlands series. Paranya is a romantic writer, and I am not a regular reader of typical romance, but the historical accuracy of this page-turner will lift you from the modern world and place you in a chillingly realistic arctic past of more than a thousand years ago.Sedna, an Inuit woman, becomes drawn to a Viking named Rolv, who has been cast out by his father Eric the Red. As Sedna's attraction to Rolv grows, she gradually becomes separated from her own people, first emotionally and then physically. The unlikely couple relocat