WAITING FOR YESTERDAY Rated B+
Jenny Lykins
8/1997
Rom/TT-Edwardian

What would you do if you fell asleep a single virgin to being in the last stages of labor with a husband that hate you? That is what happens to Barrett in WAITING FOR YESTERDAY. She has shut her emotions down after her grandmother died when she was 10. Her parents are to busy to care about how she is and she isn't close to her siblings. Now her guardian angel steps in to whisk her back 1887 and into the body of Elizabeth Alston who is about to give birth.

Chase hates his wife and will never forgive her for betraying him, he can hardly stand to touch her but when the baby she is about to deliver isn't turned right and the doctor hasn't come he must. But he is amazed at the woman she becomes after the baby is born. His Elizabeth is the perfect wife, no dust touch his furniture, her cooking was the envy of all local women, but never show her emotions. His Elizabeth, that now demanded she be called Barrett couldn't cook, she swears, she even laughed when he had never Elizabeth do before. This woman he could fall in love with.

I am beginning to like these TT!

Next up....I think it will be a trad. regency ABDUCTING AMY by June Calvin