Educating Elizabeth
by Yasmine Hyde

Can she make a new life for herself by stealing a dead woman’s identity?

Elizabeth Taylor has been a handful of trouble all her life. In Boston, she usually found herself in one minor mishap after another. The night her problems got too big for her to wiggle out of with a flutter of lashes and a smile, she finds the only course of action to save herself is to hightail it out of the city. Figuring it is time to see what has her brother so taken with small town America, she heads west. By the time she arrives in Grover Town, she has a new name, a position, and a husband. But avoiding her brother’s suspicions isn’t her only issue. Keeping out from under her husband’s firm hand seems impossible. Who ever knew that a man could be so stuck on truth? As one lie after another gets unpacked, she may lose the one thing that has become important to her, her husband’s love.

Doc Martin Clarkston has lived in Grover Town all his life, except the years he left to get his medical training. With a fresh new clinic and things booming in town, he’s ready to settle down. However, he doesn’t have time for courting, so ordering himself a wife and finding one trained as a nurse is even better. When the lovely Beth arrives off the train, she isn’t what he expected. She doesn’t seem at all as she’d professed to be in her letters, dressed more like a woman expecting to receive visitors in a parlor than one ready to roll up her sleeves and treat the Mid-west’s ill. He learns quickly that spoiled and falsehoods go hand-in-hand with his wife. Educating her in all things soon becomes his main priority. And when her past catches up to her, Clarkston is prepared to fight to protect what’s his.

Publisher’s Note: This steamy historical romance contains mystery, graphic scenes, and a theme of power exchange.

Other Books by Yasmine Hyde

Instructing Isabel
Grover Town Discipline Book 5

Yasmine Hyde's Bio

Yasmine Hyde is the alter ego of Yvette Hines. Since I was sixteen and started reading romance, I found myself pulling out a tablet at the end of a book and writing an additional sex scene. Yes, even as a sixteen-year-old virgin I had naughty thoughts with pen and paper. Surprisingly, I never shocked my mother with the ‘questions’ I asked her to help fill out the story. She’d say, “It is how I know she’s not doing anything” She was right, but that desire to write passionate interludes never left me. I filled my diary up with romantic sex scenes I would dream about. Don’t judge me. LOL. I didn’t start writing until I was around twenty-six. However, something that I noticed was when I thought of a story the first thing in my mind was the sex scene. Now, years later, Yasmine allows me and my muse SHE to step out of the box again in another direction. The things Yasmine will write would make my 16 year old self blush to a deep burgundy. As a USA Today Bestseller I’m ready for the next road my writing will take me. So, naughty ones, take the journey with me… I dare you. If you enjoy Yvette Hines, give Yasmine a try.