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Original Title:	This Is All I Ask
ISBN:	0425180336 (ISBN13: 9780425180334)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	de Piaget #6, de Piaget/MacLeod Romances: Publication Order #3
Characters:	Gillian of Warewick, Christopher Blackmour
Setting:	England,1249

This Is All I Ask (de Piaget #6)

Lynn Kurland

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 432 pages

Rating: 4.27 | 3857 Users | 237 Reviews

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Title	:	This Is All I Ask (de Piaget #6)
Author	:	Lynn Kurland
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 432 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2000 by Berkley Publishing (first published August 1997)
Categories	:	Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Medieval. Science Fiction. Time Travel. Historical Fiction

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Gillian of Warewick knows no other treatment than the terrible physical and mental abuse issued by her father. When he arranges a match for Gillian with Christopher of Blackmour, she is fearful: Blackmour is rumored to be an evil sorcerer. When Gillian meets him, he proves to be far more of a man than her father is, yet he is unwilling to be a lover to Gillian. She finds that Blackmour has as many psychological scars to heal as she has physical scars.

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WHAT A READ. Once again, I'm marveling in the bittersweet aftermath of such an exquisite, fairy-tale like novel. There was a hundred and one things I loved about this book, so much love that I can't even begin to think of anything I disliked (apart from Gillian's dad. Oh boy did I hate him!). I really appreciate when an author goes above and beyond to create a wonderful story. This is my first novel by Lynn Kurland and will certainly not be the last. She had me spellbound by the charm,

Excellent. This is the sweetest historical romance I have ever read. Both H/H believe they are unworthy but with love and each other they become a beautiful whole.

This is all I ask is a very very nice romance, that I loved reading for the first 2/3 of it. In fact, if I was to rate it objectively I might rate it with 5 stars, but since all this rating/reviewing system is about how I feel about it, I can't give it more than 4 stars, or 3 and 1/2 to be exact.The story, as it has been described already here is that of Gillian's of Warewick, shy and timid and physically abused by her father marrying the evil, hard-hearted warlock Christopher of Blackmoor.

This is a truly lovely romance story about two scarred people who find each other. There are parts that made me so sad to think about how Gillian was treated by her family. I was pretty curious to see how Ms. Kurland would handle a blind hero in a medieval romance. Think about it. How difficult that would be for a blinded knight? How could he run his keep, and keep what he earned by blood and sweat, in a world where might means right? I think she did a great job of dealing with the blindness

Loved it. It had a lot of elements that I like in romance novels, especially historicals. Gillian has been abused by her evil father and is then sent to marry Christopher, a lord with an evil reputation. She's terrified of him, cries constantly, considers escaping and doesn't know where to go, etc. Christopher was an incredible warrior before he was blinded and he doesn't want to make himself vulnerable to his new bride. He avoids her for a while before deciding that maybe the marriage isn't

This is the best book I've read in a while. It was so nice to read a romance novel that focused on the emotional connection and healing power of love instead of sex. There are no explicit sex scenes in this book, and it was awesome. So many new books have lost sight of the love in the pursuit of the lust and this book was a refreshing divergence from the norm.Christopher, the Dragon of Blackmore, and our hero, is blind. Some reviewers thought the blindness was poorly handled and quit reading

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