You didn’t believe her, I should hope?” “I did and I do.

The one that she said would show us, in dreams and omens, our future husbands.” “ Silly superstition and nonsense. She’ll be lucky if the priests don’t decide to burn her for a witch.” “But,” Svanna pressed, “ do you remember, or not?” “What potion?” “The one brewed from monkshood. “Old Hilga’s always going on about this potion or that spell. “Oh, sister, he is the most magnificent of men! He has eyes like the fjords, and his teeth are so straight and so white! His beard feels like rabbit’s fur, and his kisses-” “Svanna!” “I swear by Frigg and Freya, it’s true.” “ I’m to believe that you have a lover? Who’s visited you? When? And how? Your bed is in the same room as mine.” “ Do you remember the potion old Hilga told us of?” Ivarra scoffed. “You can’t be suggesting…” “I most certainly can.” “You haven’t! You’re teasing me, and I don’t find it funny.” “Twice now he’s visited me, my golden and glorious Dane.” Svanna pressed her folded hands to her bosom. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Wolfs Feast: Viking Stories and Sagas.

Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. We just… haven’t spoken much.” She purred like a contented cat by the hearth. The Wolfs Feast: Viking Stories and Sagas - Kindle edition by Morgan, Christine. Search by city, ZIP code, or library name Search Learn more about precise location detection. This collection includes twelve tales of horror and desire (one never before published), an introduction from Paul Tremblay, and a gorgeous cover design by Matthew Revert (reworking Carl Goos’ 1830 painting Orpheus and Eurydice). That… a warrior, a Dane? Who?” “I don’t know his name yet.” Ivarra sighed, exasperated, and picked up her spindle again.

The Wolf's Feast by Christine Morgan