Stone of Lust by Margaret Izard

 She finds true love in the past, but is his love worth risking her future?

 About the Book:  She dreams of a Viking warrior with Fae-blue eyes and a God-like body that makes her heart pound like no other. Trying to save her kidnapped sister-in-law, Ainslie follows her back to the Vikings of Scotland, where she faces the very man who has haunted her dreams.

When Jarl, Rannick MacRaghnaill meets the alluring Warrior Woman who helped steal his warship, she dresses in clothing so strange that every curve teases his senses. But is she, as she claims, a woman from the future or an irresistible lying thief?

She’d risk her life to save her sister-in-law. He’d risk his honor to win her heart. Can both hardened warriors save the realms from the evilest of Fae’s minds combined with the most dangerous of humans?

 Our Review:  Bringing well-loved characters from her first novel [Stone of Love], the author uses them in a secondary role this time and enticing the reader into another magical time travel to medieval Scotland. In Stone of Lust, author Margaret Izard’s acute attention to details of the period, including the issue of men’s drive to control women—an issue which has been around since the cavemen—is just one more reason to pick up then enjoy this book. Izard has outdone herself. Again.

 Based on a scale of 1-5, Stone of Lust merits a 6.

 Kat Henry Doran, Wild Women Reviews.