Breathless

By: Beverly Jenkins

Narrated by: Kim Staunton

A strong-willed beauty finds herself in the arms of the handsome drifter from her past, in this second book in the sizzling series set in the Old West, from USA Today bestselling author Beverly Jenkins.

As manager of one of the finest hotels in Arizona Territory, Portia Carmichael has respect and stability—qualities sorely missing from her harsh childhood. She refuses to jeopardize that by hitching herself to the wrong man. Suitors are plentiful, but none of them has ever looked quite as tempting as the family friend who just rode into town…and none has looked at her with such intensity and heat.

Duchess. That’s the nickname Kent Randolph gave Portia when she was a young girl. Now she’s a stunning, intelligent woman—and Kent has learned his share of hard lessons. After drifting through the West, he’s learned the value of a place to settle down, and in Portia’s arms he’s found that and more. But convincing her to trust him with her heart, not just her passion, will be the greatest challenge he’s known—and one he intends to win…

loved it!

I loved, "Breathless." It was exciting to see what happened to Porsha. I Loved It!

Awesome Story

Oh how I loved this story. So happy for Portia and Kent. I love how their story came together and the cherry on top was the birth of their son. I can't wait to get into Regan's story. I can see myself going broke trying to read the numerous Beverly Jenkins books on Audible (lol).

Soo good!

This story.... was so good! The author actually finished it thoughtfully, which was a nice change from the abrupt endings I’ve been reading lately. I loved the storyline and characters. I loved the narration as well. I can’t get enough of this series. Now, let’s see what Reagan is up to! Moving on to the last book in the series!

Excellent follow-up

Great follow up to Forbidden. Now I'm waiting for a Destiny follow-up. I love Kim as a narrator.....Love, live. love Ms. Jenkins

Not as good as Forbidden

still a good romance but not enough character development between main characters; it almost felt rushed...