Books like The Viking's Woman by Heather Graham

A sweeping saga set in ninth‑century England, following Uhtred of Bebbanburg as he shifts between Viking and Saxon loyalties while King Alfred the Great battles the Scythe‑touched invaders.

When a cruel baron steals her family’s heritage, young Gillian allies with Scottish lairds and a steadfast friend to reclaim her home—and perhaps her heart—amid the rugged Highlands.

In the late ninth century, Uhtred, a dispossessed Saxon raised by Vikings, must choose between fighting alongside King Alfred the Great of Wessex or the Danish forces intent on conquering England.

Set in 1277 England, a marriage of political necessity brings an heiress and a warrior together in the medieval idyll of Rosehaven, where duty, disguise, and destiny collide.

In 12th‑century Scotland, warrior Lord Lion—knighted for his bravery—faces a ransom in a Viking bride, Mellyora MacAdin, whose fierce independence and hidden past test his loyalty and desire.

A Viking raid on Lindisfarne results in a young Englishwoman being captured and taken away from her homeland.

Elena Ravenscliffe, a young English lady, is forced into a harem in Constantinople and into the arms of a wealthy man she has never been able to forget.

In the third installment of the Song Series, beautiful Carolina risqué to rescue her beloved buccaneer Kells, who suffers amnesia after a deadly storm.

Marietta Danver, an English beauty sold into slavery, battles injustice and passion across the New World as she confronts powerful men and seeks her freedom.

Prince Olaf of Norway, a fierce Viking warrior, and Princess Erin of Ireland, a formidable Irish noblewoman, must confront love and loyalty as they are bound together by war and a vengeful past.

Guy deMontgomery, a Norman conqueror, falls for the beautiful Lillyth while his army ransacks England. Lillyth's enchanting beauty and fiery nature lead Guy to challenge everyone for her hand in marriage. They share a passionate love story in the heart of medieval romance.

When the Highland heiress Gelis MacKenzie is betrothed to the feared Ronan MacRuari, their love clashes with a deadly curse — and the quest for a legendary Raven Stone that could change their fate.

In Renaissance England, Nora Becket, a discreet court spy, must outwit enemies and protect the innocent. When sword‑wielding rogue Christian de Rivers saves her, a dangerous romance ignites amid political intrigue.

A captivating tale of a forbidden love in medieval England, where the dark presence of a raven brings a young princess to the brink of passion and betrayal.

Set against the tumult of 1651 to 1660 England, this romantic saga follows Lenore as she evades Roundhead persecution, and Geoffrey as he is exiled to France, all while the Restoration ushers in a hopeful yet bittersweet reunion.

In 1651, Lenore and Geoffrey, lovers amid England’s civil war, flee Roundheads and exile, hoping to reunite with their daughter in a turbulent Restoration England.

A contemporary Scottish writer uncovers a secret from 1708 involving a Jacobite invasion and a long‑lost tragedy, as a haunting ancestral memory threatens to unleash the buried truth for all to see.

When reclusive novelist Vida Winter’s health wanes, she tasks biographer Margaret Lea with revealing the truth of her life, though Margaret must sift through Winter’s penchant for exaggeration to arrive at facts.

When night falls, Susannah falls into a torrid love affair with the handsome but mysterious cousin, Nicholas, in the grim, dangerous world of London's East End during the 1970s.

An adventure tale of a young woman's quest to escape the clutches of a harem and find true love.

Jenny Jochens captures in fascinating detail the lives of women in pagan and early Christian Iceland and Norway - their work, sexual behavior, marriage customs, reproductive practices, familial relations, leisure activities, religious practices, and legal constraints and protections. Much of this information also applies to everyday life in the entire Germanic world. Conveying the experiences not only of aristocrats but also of ordinary farmers, the author draws from her extensive knowledge of the oldest and fullest record of the Germanic tribes. Women in Old Norse Society places particular emphasis on changing sexual mores and the impact of the imposition of Christianity by the clergy and the Norwegian kings. It also demonstrates the vital role women played in economic production: homespun was used for every conceivable domestic purpose; the lengths of cloth became the standard of measurement for local commercial exchange and were used to obtain commodities abroad. Jochens's masterly command of the Old Norse narratives and legal texts enables her to provide a rich social history that includes the fullest analysis to date of pagan and Christian marriage and the first comprehensive study of infanticide in the North.

A sweeping 18th‑century romance set in Lisbon, where a young woman navigates love, duty, and dangerous intrigue amid the vibrant streets of Portugal.

A concise, engaging retelling of Norse myths for young readers, preceded by a detailed introduction.

A nineteen‑year‑old widow named Mary Boulton runs across the Canadian West in 1903, pursued by her brothers‑in‑law and the law, while grappling with haunting visions and the wilderness itself.

In medieval Brittany, Lady Roshelle defends her people with a deadly enchantment. Duke of Suffolk, Vincent, vows vengeance but is drawn into a forbidden love that threatens both their worlds.