Berserker Obsession

De: Asa Maria Bradley

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

He’s an immortal Viking who knows only how to conquer and dominate.
Leif Skarsganger commands a unit of Odin's and Freya’s elite soldiers. One night, while under attack from Loki’s sinister monsters, a dark-haired beauty with superior combat skills helps defeat the enemies. Wounded and feverish, Leif kisses her, inadvertently triggering a Norse handfasting bond. But the mysterious woman disappears and if Leif doesn’t find her quickly, he’ll succumb to permanent battle fury and become a danger to the very people he’s sworn to protect.

She’s a genetically engineered soldier who refuses to follow orders.
Naya Brisbane escaped a covert training camp aimed at creating the ultimate soldier. Forced injections gave Naya increased cognitive abilities and physical strength, but put her brother into a coma. Desperate to finance a cure for him, Naya works as a cyber-security expert on the shady side of the law. Hunted by rogue agents who want her back in the lab, the last thing she needs is for the tall blond she helped in a moment of weakness also to make her his prey.

The chemistry between them flares hotter than an inferno. But if neither yields, they’ll burn the world to ash.
When Naya discovers that the stranger and his band of warriors have a state-of-the art medical research facility, she joins their fight but reveals nothing about her brother. And Leif keeps secrets of his own. He has to make Naya fall in love with him to complete their handfasting, or the gods must call him back to Valhalla, triggering the end of the worlds–for both gods and humans.

Author’s Note: Although edited to better fit in the Norse Warrior Protectors universe, this story was previously published as VIKING WARRIOR RISING. If you've read that book, you'll find this story very familiar.



You’ll love the Norse Warrior Protectors series if you’re a fan of:

• Soulmarked Fated Mates
• Norse Mythology
• Domineering Alpha Heroes
• Headstrong Smart Heroines
• Sexy Banter
• Sizzling Chemistry that Burns Up the Sheets

Praise for Asa Maria Bradley's work:

“When it comes to paranormal romance with explosive action scenes, Bradley has that nailed.” ~Entertainment Weekly

“Action-packed, sexy, and fun! ...reminiscent of JR Ward.” ~Ilona Andrews, #1 New York Times Bestselling Author

“The romance is sizzling, the battle scenes top-notch, and the characters intriguing.” ~Booklist

"Bradley is a force to be reckoned with in the paranormal genre!" ~Rebecca Zanetti, New York Times Bestselling Author

“...blends Norse mythology and evil government experiments into an unusual paranormal…perfect for paranormal romance readers who are looking for something different.” ~Publishers Weekly

Hate virtual voice

Great storyline and very well written. But the virtual voice narration just kills it for me.

These Are Engaging Stories

So many of the females in stories are broken but I suppose it’s still entertaining to watch them and love interests to grow together. I did enjoy the story. I was angered when the voice said “click here for more of the story of Naya and Leif, but there is nowhere to click! Thumbs down to that!

Loved the story, the narration-not so much!

3.75 ⭐️
This story was terrific!
Leif is an Immortal warrior King of Freya and Odin, fighting to stop Loki from bringing about Ragnarok.
Naya is on the run from the people that kept her and her brother imprisoned in a lab where they were both tortured and experimented on and enhanced.
Spicy, fated mates, norse mythology, and Naya is a strong and kickass FMC - Loved the story and am looking forward to more!!

However.... and this has no reflection on my rating/review of the book itself
This was my first introduction to an AI narrator, that i am aware of.
The voice was human sounding enough, there was even a bit of an accent that fit in with the story, but there was absolutely no emotion or inflection behind it what so ever. There were several words that were mispronounced. And for anybody that regularly listens to audiobooks, all this was blatantly obvious. I hated it and will never do an AI narrator again. It was like having a monotone sociopath read a story to you.