The Summer Siege

Ten thousand Norsemen have surrounded the fort where Tamsin grew up. Behind its high walls, hundreds of Vanirdøtur crowd together for safety, while Gofraid's army settles in for a long occupation and builds a siege camp full of cursed men.

Tamsin and her Dubliners have to find a way to break the siege apart. The odds are poor. She is a single Vanirdottir among a vast mass of warriors, and her Dubliners are few.

Life in a cramped, stuffy siege camp brings people close, and Tamsin learns more about the men fated to her. She finds out why Ivar wears runes on his skin. His deep knowledge of Freya's teachings could help them all, but only if he can put aside the pain of his past and his own stubbornness.

This is historical fantasy, loosely based on real events, and the third book in a six-book saga. The romance is a slow-burn reverse harem with omegaverse dynamics. Earlier events are recapped, but the book is not meant to be read on its own. It contains graphic violence and sexually explicit scenes.

With so much stacked against them, the question is whether the only thing Tamsin and her men can count on is each other.