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Summary: Delightful Regency romance
Review: Somewhere between the styles of Georgette Heyer and Jane Austin, this novel is a delightful Regency romp. Miss Anne Guilfoyle, beautiful but perhaps too witty and intelligent to marry well, finds her partner.
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Summary: A Grown-Up Regency
Review: This book, unlike many other (also enjoyable) books in the genre, deals with two people who are in their late twenties, early thirties, and how they move from indifference to love. It is a very sweet tale and has grown-up themes, by which I don't mean it has sexual situations but that it is a more mature tale than most. This is the first novel I've read by Fiona Hill, and it inspired me to go look for more by her.
Rating:
Summary: A Grown-Up Regency
Review: This book, unlike many other (also enjoyable) books in the genre, deals with two people who are in their late twenties, early thirties, and how they move from indifference to love. It is a very sweet tale and has grown-up themes, by which I don't mean it has sexual situations but that it is a more mature tale than most. This is the first novel I've read by Fiona Hill, and it inspired me to go look for more by her.
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