I have enjoyed every other Interstellar Brides book by Ms Goodwin. This one featured the first heroine I’ve disliked. Ah well.

Grace Goodwin- Claimed By The Vikens (Interstellar Brides Book 14) Three Vikens and A Very Lucky Girl After fighting for the Coalition against The Hive, three warriors find out they have earned the reward of claiming a bride through the Interstellar Bride Program. What they didn’t expect is that they were destined to share the same female, and they weren’t happy about sharing. Back on earth Violet is beyond distraught. Her twin has suddenly left and messaged her with a text that she was going to be mated to a warrior on Trion. Violet decides to follow her twin, enter the Interstellar Bride Program and join her sister on Trion. Well not all goes as planned and after finding out she has been matched (97%) to “3” warriors on Viken, Violet turns down the match and decides she’ll find a way to get to Trion another way. When the three Viken warriors find out their mate rejected the match and wasn’t coming to their planet they did the only thing logical (for Viken warriors). The three transport to earth to claim Their Mate and make her realize her future lies with them. From here I don’t want to spoil the very exciting, sexy, creative adventurous storyline these characters follow. A very enjoyable read with a some lessons in loyalty,sharing and the many kinds of “family” that make life worthwhile. This can be read as stand alone but the series is great to start from the beginning.

Claimed by the Viken is the Fourteenth book in the Interstellar Bride Program series. This book is also the fourth book in the Viken planet series. Sri-Fi erotic roman will always go over well with me and Ms. Goodwin returns with more love, intrigue and hot sexy men. She always delivers. Violet Nichols is a interstellar bride with ties to the planet Trion, but the only way for her to get there is through the bride program. Violet is a spunky, well-organized and spirited woman. She knows what shw wants and she went after it. There was no playing “hard to get” around with her three mates. Calder, Zed, and Azon are royal guards on the Vikens united planet. Hot, dominate and loving, secure and wanting a mae, in vViolet. I didn’t have to read much to fall in love with these three. Violet will do whatever it takes to stay on her task to find her sister, even crossing galaxies. Calder, Zed, and Axon have no choice but to trail with her or get left behind. The ending wasn’t what I ex[pected. Ms. Goodwin has never had such an ending, and I don’t know if I was pleasantly surprised or mad that it ended this way. But the storyline came together.