3.5 stars. I enjoyed the audio version to a degree of about 5 stars. I mean, Richard, honestly....And then the fact that I listened to it with my Awesome Older Sister and we sat in her room, drinking Mountain Dew and Sparkling Apple Cider and eating Hershey's Cookie 'n Cream bars and Nuggets (yum), ...
This has so much plot for a Heyer! I say that with affection, but I don't really associate adventure and plotting with Heyer. But oh my god this one was full of it! And Horatia! I'm positively in love with her, such a capable, competent heroine is not easily found in regency romance. Horatia was abl...
Hilarious! I can't stop laughing over "Pel" and "Pom"... their antics! The Earl is delightfully droll - reminds me a bit of The Scarlet Pimpernel, the way he pretends to be one thing and is quite another. And the heroine, "Horry" Horatia! At times, I felt Horry ought to be spanked, and at other time...
Why did it take me so long to re-read this Georgette Heyer novel? I had forgotten what a romp it is. Ok, so it's not her best work and definitely not in my top five Heyer favourites (I much prefer the novels with older heroines!), but it is nevertheless a well-plotted and entertaining read. Horry is...
Horatio Winwood is the youngest daughter of the Winwoods but she does not carry the Winwood charateristics of the arched eyebrows & height. Her eldest sister's hand, Lizzie, was sought in marriage by the Duke of Rule. Whilst Lizzie was in love with another gentleman, she is being forced to accept ...
Aşka Bir Şans Daha'yı da Bitirdim. Kazam Mübarek Olsun. Öncelikle Açıklamamı Yapim Herkesin Yüreğine Su Serpilsin. Kitabın Adına Bakarakta Aldanan Sevgili Arkadaşlarım "Aşka Bir Şans Daha" Olsada Kitabın İsmi Aşk Yok ki Şans Verelim :D Resmen Adam Karısına Yanaşmıyor. Kitap Boyunca 3 Kez Öptüğüne Şa...
Seventeen-year-old Horatia marries Rule to save her family from penury after her brother Pelham gambles away their fortune. Rule originally intended to marry the beautiful older sister Elizabeth, but she is in love with an army officer named Edward. Rule is intrigued by Horry's forthright speech and...
I'd read The Convenient Marriage quite recently, so I sort of skimmed over it. I do enjoy it, but not that much. (Here's my recent {monthly reading list blurb} on it.)
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