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Title	:	Winter's Heat (The Graistan Chronicles #1)
Author	:	Denise Domning
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	February 1st 1994 by Topaz
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Medieval. Historical Fiction. Medieval Romance

Winter's Heat (The Graistan Chronicles #1)

Denise Domning

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 3.87 | 1759 Users | 132 Reviews

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Her years in a nunnery taught Rowena of Benfield many things, but not how to be a wife to the powerful lord who claimed her as his bride. She vows never to submit to this aloof and ruthless man who claims her.

Rannulf of Graistan has been a woman's fool once before and has sworn to never be again, but he cannot refuse the rich estate that this marriage brings him.

But a tide of treachery is rising around them and their only hope lays in daring to trust and to love unconditionally.

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Original Title:	Winter's Heat
ISBN:	0451404386 (ISBN13: 9780451404381)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Graistan Chronicles #1
Setting:	England,1194

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First book in a 5 book series. I got this as a freebie from Amazon. Copyright 1994, so it's an oldie. Set in 1192 England, I've read this book before. Not exactly THIS book, but it's so similar in plot to other Medievals. Read Jude Deveraux's Velvet series for example. Stupid hero. Intelligent, but helpless heroine. Evil woman who comes between them. Brothers of the hero who act smarter than he does until they get their own story, then become just as stupid. Oh, for once can't a writer have a

In WH the hero does not put one foot right the entire story. First he marries a woman [she's been ripped from the nunnery to marry him] he didn't intend to. At first he likes her, then he remembers how badly his last wife treated him [the reason he didn't want to remarry] and is totally mean to the chit. Then he forgets, then he remembers etc etc. This goes on for 3/4 of the book. In the exciting denouement they visit one of our hero's loyal vassals, who promptly tries to kill them, but ends up

Five Amazing StarsRowena s FateI was absolutely thrilled to now read book one, The Graistan Chronicles By amazing new author, Denise Domning. I completely adored this next wonderful historical romance. I was excited to read this such beautiful tale indeed!When Rowena of Benfield who has lived in the convent safe away from from the rush of the outside world. She is again grabbed by the mean and angry man to take her go and meet the man he has chosen for her to struggle so marry. She is shocked to

This story was just ok. The writing was engaging enough. There were so many things that bugged me about this story, but I kept reading anyway, so I guess that's telling. However, I didn't like either MC very much. The H was a jerk and didn't do nearly enough groveling to make up for how downright nasty he was toward the h. The h was annoying with her "holier than thou" attitude and her need to fix everything. Even though she spoke her mind, she still managed to be a doormat because she had

Rowena and RannulfJohn of Benfield strikes a contract with Lord Rannulf FitzHenry of Graiston for the hand of his daughter, Rowena of Benfield, in marriage. First Rannulf doesn't want to marry. Then he sees Rowena and changes his mind. Rowena's first weeks at Graiston Keep are not easy. The Keep needs cleaning up and renovation. Rannulf doesn't acknowledge Rowena as the Lady Graiston. He treats her no better than a servant. She is constantly hurt, shamed and embarrassed. Rowena feels her

I started this once, read one chapter and then DNF. Should have left it at that. Both of the main characters are so juvenile in their reactions to stress and disappointment, so ready to take offence at what the other was saying or doing that it was almost a wall-banger for me except I read from a Kindle and there's no way I would kill that. Ms Domning states in the end that this was her first book, first started in 1978 when she was seventeen and through fits and starts much due to her personal

Yay! I love Medieval romances, and now that I've gotten through most of Patricia Ryan's back list, I'm happy to have found another author whose writing talents and historical knowledge I can appreciate. I love this book and all of its characters, and it was a good introduction to the world of this series.I especially liked this heroine, because she was strong-willed and intelligent, and yet still behaved in a manner that was realistic for her time period. I knew I was going to like her early on