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- Publisher: New Concepts Pub (July 2002)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1586085581
- ISBN-13: 978-1586085582
- Product Dimensions: 17.1 x 9.5 x 1.9 cm
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By C. Penn
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Three years have passed since Ranulf of Ravenwood took a sword thrust from Sir Stephen Dubois, leading everyone to believe he had died. Now he returns to his birthright though Ravenwood Manor may now be in the hands of a Norman, it will always live in his heart. Assuming the visage of a Tinker, Ranulf dons a mask of leather so he might pass unidentified.
In need of revenge, Ranulf had forced a woman to his bed after her husband brutally murdered his wife and children. While intended to be an act of violence, the joining was profound for both participants, stirring desire in the woman for the first time, and living forever in his memory. That woman, Brenna de Rouen, is the Norman who now holds Ravenwood.
Brenna had never known the satisfaction of being well loved while in her marriage bed. Her husband had been a brute, and she fears the King will not long tolerate her aversion to marrying again. Brenna cannot forget that one-hour of passion that aroused her womanhood fully, leaving her desirous of the man who had, some would say, forced her. The lasting consequences of that union bring her life joy, and she often wonders of the man who touched her so deeply.
The tale between Ranulf and Brenna reminds the reader of Robinhood and of those same ancient days when women were property, and the generous spirit of outlaws repaired the damage done by those noble born. Echoing the harsh spirit of the time, the violence and the attitudes of this ancient era bring a sense of realism to this tale of forbidden love. Readers who love medieval romance, will revel in the tone and flavor Grall creates, both in its boldness and in its sensualness. Recommended.
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