Truly, madly Viking
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Author
Contributions
- Copyright Paperback Collection (Library of Congress) - Contributor
Publication
2000 - Love Spell Books, New York City, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
97,750 words, Guess
Page Count
391 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetrulymadlyviking00hill
- ISBN-100505523876
- ISBN-139780505523877
- Goodreads754820
- LibraryThing40385
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- Library of Congress Control Number2002579088
- OCLC Control Number44571321
- Better World BooksW7-BWJ-454
- Better World BooksO7-CLG-528
- Open LibraryOL3667492M
Classifications
- LCCCPB Box no. 1926 vol. 7
Description
MAD ABOUT YOU His boat off-course, distracted by a randy she-whale whose infatuation had somehow thrust him into the twenty-first century, Jorund Ericsson had cause to question his surroundings. And though the befuddled Viking thought he'd found heaven when he caught sight of the comely wench with the man-hair and the kiss-some lips, the lovely doctor simply thought him crazy. And Jorund realized the only thing that had driven him to the edge was her enticing figure. He skyrocketed from the water and into Maggie's life: all sinewy muscles in a flawlessly proportioned body, a swath of long blond hair swept back from his brow. His claim to be a Viking from the tenth century made her smile. But it wasn't laughter that caused her stomach to flutter when the Hercules look-alike claimed her lips. And soon he had her believing his story, though questioning her own sanity. Then the psychologist realized there was another possibility: Neither of them was truly mad--but both of them were truly, madly in love.
Genres
- Fiction
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