Taken captive by knight Ranulf, a golden giant of a man, Reina is chosen to partner the despised Lord Rothwell. But she will never accept such bondage, and instead offers herself to Ranulf, with a promise to make him a great lord...if he agrees to marry her.
I read this many years ago. It has held up pretty well with the years. Reina is a strong and feisty heroine. Ranulf is mostly gentle and manly enough to deal with her. I loved the scene where he goes to the village "practitioner of the oldest profession" for advice on how to please Reina. That was funny and sweet at the same time.
Laughter is an instant vacation- Milton Berle
