Georgette Heyer is the best!
579842
Some of my old Georgette Heyer books have been read so often by my two daughters and myself that they were falling apart.  I love the new covers & my daughter wanted some too.
4364761
I am a FAN of Georgette Heyer.  Love her books. This one is included.  Any time I pick up a book of hers, I know it will be fast-paces and I'll laugh.  In fact, it's time to read one again!
2277836
Georgette Heyer has learned from Jane Austen and - dare I say it? - surpassed her with more lively dialogues, hearty humor and historic descriptions of  Fashion and Customs.  Every book she wrote gave me great pleasure.  I even reread her books frequently.
4054269
I'm not sure how often I've read this Georgette Heyer.  It blends humor and a bit of suspense.  Wonderful characters that spark off each other.
873659
I have dozens of old editions of Georgette Heyer's marvelous novels. I was surprised when I retrieved my copy of "The Corinthian" from the bottom of the pile because I didn't recall the story. As I re-read it, some bits came back to me but mostly it was like discovering a new treasure of her wit and humour. Sometimes I would go over the same dialog two or three times because it is so enjoyable. Since my original copy is full of printing errors, I searched on Amazon and was delighted to learn this and many of her other novels are back in print. I ordered my new edition which I will not allow to slip my memory in future.
1131947
Georgette has an uncanny way of developing her characters.  They interact together beautifully and her descriptions of their thoughts are brilliant.
4845416
Amazing book, very interesting and very untypical plot. And like every Georgette Heyer novel, you will be sorry when it ends, as you wish you could find out what happens after the two main characters fall in love.
819048
I have always like this book (having read this book many, many times over the years, enjoying all the short stories by Georgette Heyer. The download to my iPad was done using the computer to order...it showed up as soon as I opened the Kindle App, there was the book ready to read, no problems. Again,  great read, lots of fun, very enjoyable!
4344144
I found this book at a used book store in England recently. I am a fan of Rosamunde Pilcher( The Shellseekers)  I was told that if  I liked her then I would enjoy Marcia Willett.  They were right!  This is an excellent book.  In the very best tradition of Pilcher theis story involves great characters and wonderful descriptions of the landscape and great interactions with dogs!! The story centers on a woman who left her husband and daughter for another man and he leaves her.  She deeply regrets her affair and seeks to return to her family who can't forgive her. In the course of this she moves to a seaside cottage rentfree so that she can take care of an elderly lady who lives in the house.
The rest of this great story involves several other characters and the relationships that develop when the lady dies leaving her estate to unknown relatives.  Please get more of these books she has written several other books!
4953627
Georgette Heyer is an outstanding writer of Regency Romances, she's witty, amusing and keeps you wanting to read more and more!
1728546
The Regency time period has always been one genre I couldn't resist. I have loved Jane Austen, and Georgette Heyer books for years. Saving Grace was right up there with a Heyer story. The characters were complex and changed or grew as the story progressed without loosing the essentials in their personalities. Grace doesn't even plan to fall in love.  She is a determined lady and does what ever it takes to take care of her family. She gets forced in a situation by her father and gets through with spirit and strategy until the plan somewhat backfires and she ends up in a situation that neither her father or her expected. I really liked the love triangle in the story. There wasn't one bad guy and one good guy for Grace to choose between. They each had their virtues. But by the end the reader really does know where her heart is and wants one to come out the victor.

 I loved how the romance progressed slowly. This wasn't a love at first sight kind of romance. The characters got to know one another and learn about them as a person before jumping right into infatuation.  It makes it all the more enjoyable when the character finally let themselves act on their feelings. The kisses were very romantic and worth the wait.

This book is going into my "to read again" pile. I loved it!

I recieved this book free in exhange for my opinion.
2704114
This is Heyer at her best, in my opinion.  The characters are developed so elegantly that the reader doesn't even feel the spell being cast.  As haughty as the Duke of Avon is, his wit and cogent assessments of others make him fascinating.  His interest in the urchin Leon--and vice versa--drives the story forward like a carriage racing down a country road.  I tried to enjoy this book in small doses because I wanted very much for it to last, but it was difficult to put it down.  I've read several of Heyer's books and am happy to say I am promptly moving on to the second element of this trilogy, namely, Devil's Cub.
3499755
Georgette Heyer is a very clever writer.  She is good with words and able create a real sense of the period in which she writes.  A wonderful window on a time and place long gone.  Love her sense of humor.
3126840
Love Georgette Heyer's books/MP3.  They are totally entertaining.  Glad there are so many!
4346285
I first heard Beegie Adair on a cable TV music station.  Since then I

have purchased all of her CD's.  Her music is the absolute best.  I wish I had heard of her earlier.

We sit for hours everyday listening to her music.  Her style is unbelievable.

If you like George Shearing, you will love Beegie Adair.  I hope she comes

out with more CD's.  It's the perfect music for entertaining, dining, or

just plain relaxing.
879826
I'm so spoiled reading Heyer's wonderful stories.  Friday's Child is one of my favorites.  I find myself unable to finish other regency novels by similar authors, they just don't measure up.  Heyer's books are so endlessly descriptive, filled with lovely visions of what regency life was all about and always hilariously entertaining characters and situations.  Every time I read one of Georgette's captivating reads I never want it to end!
1535902
While I am a Huge Fan of Georgette Heyer and a latecomer to her books, this novel is by far her very best...I stayed up far into the night mesmerized by this story and found myself almost ill with the worrying and care of these characters. Loved it and hope many of you will too.