The Chieftain's Prize: Dark Surrenders Vikings

She was taken as plunder. She will rise as their queen. When raiders burn her village and drag her aboard a longship, Aisling expects death—or worse. What she doesn't expect is the way three Viking warriors look at her: not as a slave to be broken, but as a woman to be won. The chieftain who claimed her swore to his gods he'd never take a thrall to his bed. The berserker who terrifies his own men grows gentle only in her presence. The skald whose songs move hearts to war now writes verses only she will hear. In the harsh lands of the Norsemen, where strength is survival and weakness means death, Aisling must become something none of them expected: not their captive, but their conqueror. She will not be owned. She will not be shared. She will be worshipped—by all three.