Review: Okay Short Story but Confusing at Times
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 4, 2013
Annika works at her Aunt's travel agency. Without her aunt's knowledge, she goes to a lodge in Iceland (the land of her birth) to a potential client as she wants to check out her birthplace and contact her father.  It turns out that her father is a god.  Tyr, the owner of the lodge in Iceland where she is staying,is her romantic interest.  The book concerns happenings with the Norse gods as well as the relationship between Annika and Tyr.While the romance was believeable and there was chemistry, I was often confused on who the gods were as well as Norse-related items (things such as Asgard, Odin, Valid, fire imps, etc).  All kinds of fantasy elements were thrown at the reader and sometimes it was a little overwhelming.  I also had a hard time believing how Annika would just trust that Tyr knew her dad right away (when she didn't even know his name!).  AND, I couldn't figure out why she never contacted her aunt (who supposedly raised her).Overall, it was a light fluffy read that I had gotten for free.  I got confused often and sometimes didn't understand the stupid actions that the characters took. It was okay (which is what three stars on Amazon means).  I read through it without skipping anything, but won't be keeping it and won't remember much about it a week or two later.