A very enjoyable book. Nothing too serious, but it has sharp and funny dialogues. The characters are likable and are a perfect mix of tradition and a new generation that wants more out of life than arranged marriages.
Both Richard Wyndham and Penelope Creed are pressured by their relatives to find a spouse, and a chance meeting out of a window leads them to run away together. Through adventures with Bow Street Runners and stolen diamonds, the two fall in love. This is classic Heyer, complete with urbane, sarcas...
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