Regin, while young, isn’t really down with that. In the meantime, she is to wait out her days at his mom’s house while he fights 200 battles in Odin’s name to earn the right to immortality himself. He take her under his wing and then proclaims that she will be his wife once she is full grown. The lead Berserker, Aidan, recognizes she is an Immortal, but a rather young one who is still frail and can be injured.
That was pretty amusing and I was enjoying the give and take (both verbal and with blades). The book started with a young Valkyrie, Regin the Radiant, beating up some viking Berserkers. Note: This book works fine as a stand alone even though it is Book 11 in the series. Who I Recommend This To: If you enjoy the possessive streak in your lover, you might be OK with this. Where I Got It: Review copy via the publisher (thanks!). Why I Read It: Valkyries, Berserkers, & vampires – how could I turn that down?
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