Audiobook Review: Tamed by the Viking (Bound and Betrothed #1) by Felicity Brandon and Anna Quinn

 

Blurb: 

Bound at the feet of a woman!

Eldberg—the mighty Beast of Skálavík, feared by all—is tied to a bedpost.
His captor?
An acid-tongued vixen set on making him her thrall.
Trussed and used, he vows revenge.
But his greatest nemesis is also his wildest fantasy.
And when the tables are turned,
His beautiful jailor will discover what it means to kneel.

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Six shipwrecked Vikings.
An island of isolated women.


Enter a world of seduction and suspense, told against the forbidding backdrop of a mysterious, secluded island.
Nothing is as it seems...


This dark romance series features six strapping warriors determined to dominate. The women who claim them as mates might think they have the upper hand, but they're about to discover what it means to be loved by a Viking.

Read all six volumes of the 'Bound and Betrothed' series:

Tamed by the Viking
Craved by the Viking
Surrendered to the Viking
Claimed by the Viking
Seduced by the Viking
Mastered by the Viking

Amazon: Tamed by the Viking (Bound and Betrothed Book 1) - Kindle edition by Brandon, Felicity , Quinn, Anna. Romance Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.

Audible: Tamed by the Viking by Felicity Brandon, Anna Quinn - Audiobook - Audible.com

Bookbub: Tamed by the Viking (Bound and Betrothed Book 1) by Felicity Brandon and Anna Quinn - BookBub

Goodreads: Tamed by the Viking: A Dark Viking Romance by Felicity Brandon | Goodreads

My Review - 4 of 5 stars - 

This story was full of grit, steam, survival, and love. There were no men left to protect and care for Hedda and her family and friends. For quite a while, they were alone and learned how to survive. Fate brought Eldberg and a few of his men to their island. Hedda's past dictated how she treated Eldberg, especially as she learned about power. Eldberg was gruff but willing to put up with Hedda's treatment of him, planning on his revenge, until he lost his heart to her. Hedda fought her emotions and feelings but finally acknowledged her love. It took me a bit to like Hedda, but overall, this was a good story.

The narration by Gareth J. Davies brought life to these characters, and he did a wonderful job keeping the many different personalities separate.

This is my unsolicited review.