Wages of Sin by Jen Yates

Lady Liberty Davencourt of Stannesford Hall has loved Levi Longfellow, son of the Stannesford miller, all her life.
She’s stubborn and determined but not nearly as stubborn and determined as her father.
A lady can never marry a miller’s son.
By dint of treachery more foul than he’d intended, Lord Stannesford forces his daughter to marry a man older than himself.
Appalled to discover the real reason Liberty married him, Lord Earnslaw sets about winning her heart. Eight months into the marriage he has a stroke and Liberty learns that love has many facets.
Months of nursing her bedridden husband leads Liberty to find solace in the arms of the only man she has ever desired.
Levi Longfellow.
Inevitably their need for one another exceeds their ability to withstand it.
‘The wages of sin is death.’ (Corinthians 6:23)
Who will pay?
How much?
And in what coin?
Can the seeds of love prosper when sown in such rocky soil?