When your father is the owner of a large international business, it's no surprise that he would constantly be away from home on business trips. That was how Little Ivar had grown up, with an ever lacking presence of his father in the home. To say things were hard at home would be an understatement with his mother falling back into depression. It was New Year's Eve and this coming year his older brother Cole would be leaving for University, so Ivar prays that night for something he had wished for years. For his father to come home so they could be a normal family and his mother would be happy. But the next morning Ivar wakes to find himself in a foreign country, and maybe even a different century. This is the sequel to Eva's Wish if you haven't read that I strongly recommend you to read Eva's wish first for everything to make sense.

"You might not be interested in war but war is interested in you." -Odin The First Targaryen Female who survived the War of the Usurper. The untold story of how she came to survive her cruel brother, mischievous thieves, murders psychopaths, kingsguard soldiers and Vikings heathens. Follow Rhaenella in her journey to find strength, courage and dragon blood within. -------- RATED #6 in GOT ----------- *WARNING* -Slow Burn GOT & Vikings characters do not belong to me only Rhaenella and other Characters such as Gyzza, Laurkin, Cebastian. Please enjoy.

It's Eva's 18th birthday and she is making her birthday wish count. On her birthday she wishes that she would find something that would challenge her to become her best self, something that she will hate at the start but love in the end. Something that will teach her a life time of knowledge. Or even someone who will turn her cold heart into something of worth. Little does she know that the gods are listening to her, and send her her wish in the form of a man named 'Ivar the boneless'.

❝It's difficult for me to fear you when I've been born among men more dangerous than you.❞ I present to you a modern gangster Ivar Boneless story. HIATUS! ivarhoegh © 2018