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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 disappoints her more romantic-minded friend, Marianne Bolderwood, on the Continue reading “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 and openly resentful of his claim to the estate. His cousin Theo, the only welcoming family member, steers him through this less Continue reading “The Quiet Gentleman, by Georgette Heyer – A Review”
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