Viking Fantasy Books in Order

Viking Fantasy gathers some of Janelle Taylor's most adventurous historical romances, moving away from the American frontier and into a world of besieged kingdoms, warrior princes, royal daughters, sea-borne danger, and old-world power struggles.

The arc starts with Wild Is My Love, which introduces Princess Alysa and Prince Gavin. That pairing gives the series its backbone. Rescue, political peril, and desire arrive all at once, and the romance has to grow under pressure from enemies, rank, and duty. Wild, Sweet Promise continues their saga and pushes it into medieval England, widening the world without losing the emotional thread.

The Last Viking Queen expands the shelf even further, keeping the mix of large-scale adventure and intimate romantic stakes. These books do not read like strict realism. The word fantasy in the series label is useful, because the atmosphere is heightened. The kingdoms feel storied, the conflicts feel larger than life, and the lovers are asked to survive more than ordinary courtship.

That is the fun of this group.

Readers come here for castles, ships, harsh journeys, rival factions, and the pull between crown and heart. Taylor does not forget the romance, but she likes to set it inside conflicts that feel epic enough to test it properly. If you want a shelf that sits somewhere between medieval romance and a lightly fantastical adventure, Viking Fantasy is where to look.