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Lin Lin linney — Dee takes the reader on a thrilling adventure through time with book four of the "Mists of Time" series, "Through a Viking Mist." Ofeig Nabboddrson is a Viking warrior at heart, but he meets his match with Valkyre Eva Samsdottir. Will time bring them together or force them apart? "Through A Viking Mist" plunges the reader into a battle royal between Ofeig and Eva as soon as they open the page. During the battle, Ofeig dares to "claim" Eva, however the time traveling pendants have other plans - throwing the warriors into the future to San Francisco 1991. The pendants have haunted Ofeig's brothers and now they have come to claim him. Ofeig accepts his fate and becomes a self-made man, yet despite all his modern Aviking, he is missing a piece of his heart. The Valkyre who he dared to claim, Eva, is nowhere to be found and he doesn't know where to look. Unfortunately for Eva, she lands in an alley and is immediately accused of a murder she didn't commit. Two thugs, Bennie and Louis, give testimony that sends her to the state prison. While there, Eva learns English and receives an education. With the help of a law student, Mike, Eva is freed from jail and returns to San Francisco. Ofeig spies Eva running near the pier and makes it his mission to find her, but when he does, will he have an honest shot of winning her love or has jail hardened Eva's heart? "Through a Viking Mist" is populated with an ensemble cast featuring Ofeig's brothers and their wives. It's a nice touch in that the reader gets a glimpse of the previous heroes in the series and their "happy ever after." The characterization is the richest part of the story. Ofeig only cares about battles and Aviking, but with his journey to the future, he realizes there's more to life than conquest. Through Eva's selflessness, he learns that kindness and generosity are traits to be admired. Eva is a strong heroine, true to her beliefs and convictions. Eva's had a hard life and feels strongly about helping those less fortunate, however, Ofeig has an uphill battle to win her heart. The story is "sensual" for romance readers, with several kisses and intimate caresses, but I would have liked to have seen a little more between Ofeig and Eva. There are spelling/grammatical errors, but not so much as to hamper my enjoyment of the novel. "Through a Viking Mist" is a heart-warming read which demonstrates that the power of love cannot be held captive by time.

Juan Pablo _uan_edin — Cameron Dokey did a slightly better job on this retelling than on some of her others that I've read. Not a keeper, but interesting.

María Torres mariatorr — To be honest, it was difficult to get through. It was a bit tedious at times, but the writing itself was just beautiful. Very, very well written. I find it hard to believe that it's YA fiction. You might need to keep a dictionary handy!

Rina Yu rinau — This book has one important message: that the nutrients in whole foods are digested differently from a nutrient extract. Last night, I watched a mediocre documentary on the Bushmen of southern Africa. They have this plant named hoodia that is supposed to function as an appetite suppressant. Unilever swooped in on the deal and made a 'hoodia extract' in pill form. Trouble is, the conclusion I made is that this is an example of the American micronutrient love affair. The reason hoodia suppressed the Bushmen's appetite is that they EAT IT. THEY EAT IT WHOLE AND IT FILLS THEM UP BECAUSE IT IS FOOD. I am sure spinach would do the same thing for our nation's overweight. Pick this book up for its one valuable postulate. It is an easy, pleasurable read.