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Original Title:	Gift of Gold
ISBN:	0446363812 (ISBN13: 9780446363815)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Gift #1

Gift of Gold (Gift #1)

Jayne Ann Krentz

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 3.83 | 2485 Users | 69 Reviews

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Destiny found them, and rapture, wild and free, opened their hearts...

As she fled to safety in the dark of the Mexican night, Verity Ames could not see the man who had saved her from attack... but he was determined to see her again. Two months later, Jonas Quarrel appeared at her California restaurant. He was a scholar--looking for work as a dishwasher! Yet the stranger on her doorstep was also a man with a special gift and a hidden mission. What was the subtle, mysterious power he exuded? How and why had he found her? All Verity knew was that his lips burned hers, awakening a passion far beyond her fantasies . . . and that soon, she and Jonas would have to face the secret fury that threatened their love.

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Title	:	Gift of Gold (Gift #1)
Author	:	Jayne Ann Krentz
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	May 1st 1993 by Warner Books (first published January 1st 1988)
Categories	:	Romance. Contemporary Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Contemporary. Romantic Suspense. Paranormal Romance. Fiction

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A dishwasher with a physic gift and a PhD in Renaissance history and the owner of a restaurant join forces to gain control of his physic power. They also fall in love and become instrumental in helping an artist in her quest for vengeance. Great book. Jayne,Ann Krantz writes the BEST books with characters who have physical power. This is not an Arcane Society novel. It is wonderful.

I have always been a fan. I re-read this about again and it make you shout at the pages because you love and hate them at the same time. This is a portrayal of real life situations. We live with the good and the bad but there is always someone that you can trust.

Oh god the heroine Verity was such a serious pain in the rear and a shrew and TSTL. I had a hard time liking her and didn't see what the hero Jonas saw in her. The romance also didn't work for me, like Verity I too questioned whether they were together because she could ground his psychometry and its tendency to over-whelm him with violent tendencies, something that made him walk away from his career five years ago and become a drifter. And the way she fell for the woman who orchestrated their

Somewhere in this book there is a cute story about a restaurant owner and her romance with her -- I was about to write "dishwasher" but that makes it sound like she's having a thing with a large kitchen appliance. Try again. This is a dreadful book that could have been cute. Instead it is glopped up with a bunch of nonsense about the Renaissance and psychic corridors and all kinds of random stuff with an artist, to say nothing of the poetry which I started skipping over because it is too

The plot was interesting enough, although the supernatural element was badly executed. But the hero annoyed me, and so did the heroine's father. The heroine herself was better, but still irritating at times.

I liked the plot of the novel and enjoyed the development of Jonas and Emerson as well as Caitlin. As much as I like JAK strong female characters, Verity was way too much of a shrew that I couldn't find her endearing at all. She came off more like a brat despite the attempted set up of being the responsible adult-child / devil may care parent relationship. All-in-all, I did enjoy the novel and lived the suspense.

Author: Jayne Ann KrentzFirst published: 1988Length: 373 pages, 5562 kindle locationsSetting: Contemporary.Sex: Very explicit. Very frequent.Hero: Dishwasher. Former Historian.Heroine: Restaurant owner.Paranormal: psychometryTrigger: Violent rape.Includes: excerpt from Gift of FireYou can see the Krentz/Castle/Quick of future books.Our strong, independent, slightly naive heroine is finding her feet. She has a tendency to come off as tyrannical and shrewish (as Krentz tells us over and over