Review: The Dragon Slayer
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2013
This is book two in the series of Viking brothers.  I enjoyed reading Ruard and Catriona's story.  All of the stories are written as novellas so they are short.  I recommend reading each in the order that they are written for the full effect.  Great stories but my one complaint is that I wish they were written as full length stories.  The author definitely has enough story lines and plot intrigue to justify a full length novel for each story.  If you want a quick lusty read then these stories are a good choice.Summary:To save her sister, can Catriona slay the Dragon Slayer?Ruard, the Viking warrior known as The Dragon Slayer, has no great hopes for the wife he's to take as the lord of Dunnsmuir Castle, so long as she's a biddable wife, with all her teeth, who doesn't drool--a plain, humble woman. He has no use for the flame-haired nymph with breasts as ripe as melons and whose supple hips beckon a man's hands. Nor for a maiden with a stubborn chin and flashing eyes that speak of naught but trouble.Catriona hopes for a husband `twill be easy to poison. Lord Ulfric holds her sister captive and demands Catriona do his bidding: poison his Viking rival, the man they call the Dragon Slayer. Catriona hopes for a cruel warrior, a man easy to hate, not this Thor god come to life with golden hair, sky blue eyes, and a laughing smile. Her sister's life depends on it, but how can she slay this Ruard, her new husband, who makes her heart pound with joy?