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From Fallen Angels Reviews: Emilina's Conquest is a unique romance A nice, small treat that hits the spot and leaves me satisfied without pigging out. By the time the coach paused at Buxton for a change of horses and the refreshment of its passengers, Emilina's disappointment in Dr. While she had at first experienced a certain gratification that he, too, was bound for Nottingham, she now was only dismayed that the company would so long be burdened with his presence. She ignored him as the coach drew up before the Old Sun Inn, and busied herself gathering up her reticule, and straightening her bonnet.
She could not avoid him, however. When she moved to the door of the coach, he offered her his hand to aid her descent. With no more than a brief thank-you, she accepted his unavoidable assistance. She was disinclined to recognize his courtesy if it was extended only to herself and not the other passengers.
Emilina followed the young mother and the farm-wife into the inn. They were quickly led above-stairs to a retiring room. There, in the comfortable chamber, they were able to remove their gloves, wash away the dust of the journey, and enjoy a brief respite from the incessant motion of the coach.
The inn was ancient but well-kept, and its facilities for weary coach travelers were comfortable and considerable. Emilina dallied after her companions, but eventually the enticing smell of roasted beef and coffee wafting from the kitchens drew her down the stairs.