She has fantasies…
Now he’s bringing them to life!
Notorious seducer Thor Ragnarsson runs the scandalous Hotel Viking in Reykjavik, where tourists go to fulfill their wildest fantasies. When straitlaced American professor Margot Cavendish gets snowed in while studying Icelandic sex culture, Thor challenges her inhibitions with some very hands-on research—soon she’s exploring every inch of his delicious body. It’s only one night of passion, but when the snowstorm clears they’re left aching for more…
My Review:
First off, before you start reading this book, make sure you
have a nice big cold beverage ready. This
story is HOT!
Margot and Thor couldn’t be more opposites if they
tried. Margot is a professor from the University
of Ohio researching Iceland’s reputation for being the most feminist country in
the world and how the country’s hookup culture intersects with those feminist values. Thor owns Hotel Viking, known for fulfilling
people’s sexual fantasies. Margot has no
desire for a relationship and doesn’t want or need a man in her life. Thor is everything Margot disliked about men. When Margot is waiting to interview Thor, she
finds herself stranded at the hotel during a snow storm. When Margot spends the night with Thor, all
in the name of an experiment, Margot discovers a side of herself she never knew
she had. Once the weekend is over and Margot
and Thor go back to their normal lives, they can’t seem to stop thinking about
each other.
This book took me on a journey to a place I ever would have
thought of going. Iceland. I never knew anything about the country or
culture, so this was a learning experience for me. At first I wasn’t sure how the story would
actually turn out with all of the intimate scenes in the beginning of the book,
but I found myself really getting into it.
Margot and Thor both had interesting backgrounds that helped form their
characters and the story. The dialogue
was a bit brainy for me as I had to look up a couple words, but I understand
that was because Margot was so intelligent.
The wording fit her character. Thor
was an interesting character too and I really liked learning more about
him. Overall, this is a fun book to
read, but only if you are open to a very passionate story.
Thank you to Harlequin and NetGalley for allowing me to read
this book in exchange for an honest review.
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