Berserker Obsession (Norse Warrior Protectors Book 1) by Asa Maria Bradley

Author:Asa Maria Bradley [Bradley, Asa Maria]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kaering Press
Published: 2023-02-15T16:00:00+00:00

Leif couldn’t help the smile tugging at his lips. Naya stood in the doorway, fists on hips, glowering. She might be small, but Naya was magnificent. She reminded him of a Valkyrie. Not in stature, but in spirit. She possessed the same temper and the same courage.

His berserker had chosen well.

His marshal stuttered as he tried to deny they’d just been talking about the angry dark beauty. “Nej, we were discussing security logistics.”

“What kind of logistics?” Naya tilted her head, a suspicious frown on her brow.

Harald looked at Leif, a panicked plea for help in his eyes.

Leif shrugged and covered a cough with his hand to hide a grin.

His friend cleared his throat several times. “We have a leak in the team.”

“How do you know?” Naya walked farther into the room, closing the door behind her. She strode confidently across the room and sat down in a chair.

Leif took pity on his stallare when Harald gave him another desperate look. “The only way the wolverine creatures could know exactly where Per and I would be on the nights they attacked us, is if someone told them about our plans.” He sat on the edge of the desk.

Naya leaned forward as if he’d pulled on an invisible string. “Maybe they have you under surveillance.”

Harald jerked. “What do you mean?”

Naya shrugged slim shoulders. “Did you have any repairmen in the house lately? Any deliverymen skulking around? They could easily have planted a bug.”

“We don’t get deliveries and we do our own repairs,” Leif said. “There’s no way anybody could plant a bug in this place. We never allow strangers in the house.”

Harald cringed.

“What?” Leif asked.

His friend looked away. “There was a problem with the network access that neither Ulf nor I could fix. We had to bring in a serviceman from the Internet provider.”

Naya snorted.

Both men turned toward her. Leif raised his eyebrows.

She waved her hand. “That’s the oldest trick in the book. Jam the network signal to get the target to call for service. Then intercept the van before it arrives at the house. Used to be done with phone lines before the web.” She shrugged her shoulders. “The guy who came repaired nothing. He just unblocked the signal when he was done.” She jumped out of the chair. “I’ll go get some scanners.”

Harald turned to Leif as Naya rushed out of the room, anguish in his eyes. “I’ve failed you, my king.”

Leif stood and put a hand on his friend’s shoulder. “Let’s see if Naya finds anything before we assign blame.”

“No.” Harald took a step back so Leif’s hand fell off his shoulder. “I’ve resisted technology and have become a liability. Security is my responsibility.”

Leif slipped his hands into the pockets of his jeans. “The security of our people is my responsibility.”

Harald shook his head. “No, my king. I should have known better—”

The door opened. “Could the two of you do that later?” Naya interrupted. “Your listeners are having a grand ol’ time laughing their heads off right now.” She handed a small black device to Harald.

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