Tag: The Quiet Gentleman

The Quiet Gentleman, by Georgette Heyer – A Review

From the desk of Laura A. Wallace:  “To own the truth,” replied Miss Morville candidly, “I can perceive nothing romantic in a headless spectre.  I should think it a very disagreeable sight, and if I did fancy I saw such a thing I should take one of Dr. James’s powders immediately!” Thus Drusilla Morville sadly... Continue Reading →

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The Quiet Gentleman, by Georgette Heyer – A Review

From the desk of Deb Barnum:  The return of Gervase Frant, Earl St. Erth, to his ancestral home of Stanyon Castle following the death of his father should, by all events, be a time for celebration.  But he finds his step-mother and younger step-brother quite disappointed that he has managed to survive his war service... Continue Reading →

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