Viking Unchained Book

Like the others in this series it was filled with fun, hot sex, and lots of Viking misunderstandings, but unlike the others this one had me tearing up in the last scene in a way you wouldn't think would be possible with a scene between 2 men, both who love the same woman.

Finn, who we met in a previous book, seems to have the same good luck as his other family members and is able to time travel to the present, where he runs into Lydia who is still mourning her dead husband. The tricky part is that Finn is a dead ringer for Dave, the dead husband, and Lydia reminds Finn of his wife who ran away with their son, and Lydia's son, Mike, seems like his is Finn's son from the 10th century. Confused yet, well have no fear as when reading thing make total sense.

Once Lydia really opens her eyes she realizes Finn is not Dave, and Finn knows Mike is not is son, but doesn't want to truly believe it because then his son is really gone. This book is about both Finn and Lydia coming to terms with the past enough that they can see the future where they are together. While there are bumps and misunderstandings along the road it is worth it for them in the end, and reading this book is worth it as well, if only for the last scene that I referenced first.