I wouldn’t kiss someone with that breath. That’s not really feasible in the bathtub you just described.It only takes a couple of pins to hold up waist length hair?.

It doesn’t come with any peripheral vision, that’s certain.Does that bonnet come with a shepherd’s crook?.There are more soldiers in Regency romances with PTSD than served in the Napoleonic Wars.Yes, I’m sure the servants just love them.How do they kiss with that height difference?.Should I be hearing this with an English accent?.I wish I could do that sardonic raised eyebrow thing.Nervous heroes always rub the back of their neck.

They’re cold? What about the poor coachman on top of the carriage?.

He never imagines that his pretend bride will become the most magnificent woman he's ever met.and that his sensuous little 'jailer' will be the one to free his heart. But what Elizabeth never expects is that this former prisoner will arouse the kind of passion and desire she's only heard about and capture her instead.Jordan Yancey would do anything to get out of prison, and the arrangement with the pretty, but prim Elizabeth seems like a good bet-his freedom for a little farm work, and a wife on paper. Desperate to stay in the only home she ever loved, the resourceful Elizabeth agrees to marry a prisoner, Jordan Yancey-an arrangement that will set him free while affording her the farm help that she so urgently needs. Abandoned by her husband, Elizabeth Franklin is struggling to keep up with the chores on her 60-acre farm. He never imagines that his pretend bride will become the most magnificent woman he's ever met.and that his sensuous little 'jailer' will be the one to free his heart.A sensual, steamy and deeply romantic story, Prisoner of Love by Blackboard bestselling author, Beverly Jenkins, is a historical romance to treasure!

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Prisoner of Love by Beverly Jenkins