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<title><![CDATA[Comentarios al libro: TRULY, MADLY VIKING]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Mad about youHis boat off course, distracted by a randyshe-whale whose infatuation had somehowthrust him into the twenty-first century,Jorund Ericsson thought he’d found heavenwhen he caught sight of the comely wenchwith the man-hair and the kiss-some lips.The lovely doctor, however, simply thoughtJorund insane—even as she drove thebefuddled Viking crazy with her enticing figure. He leapt from the water and into Maggie’slife, all sinewy muscles in a flawlesslyproportioned body, a swath of long blondhair swept back from his brow. His claim tobe a Viking from the tenth century madeher smile. But it wasn’t laughter that causedher stomach to flutter when the Herculeslook-alike claimed her lips. And soon he hadher believing his story and questioning herown sanity—though the psychologist realizedthere was another possibility. They were,neither of them, truly mad . . . simply truly,madly in love.]]></description>
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