Tag: The Unknown Ajax

The Unknown Ajax, by Georgette Heyer – A Review

From the desk of Laura A. Wallace:  The Unknown Ajax is one of Georgette Heyer's funniest Regencies.  It is populated with some of her more memorable characters and ends with a protracted scene reminiscent of comic opera, with a dozen people coming in and fading out in a seamless composition that builds to a climax... Continue Reading →

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The Unknown Ajax, by Georgette Heyer – A Review

From the desk of Brooke:  The Unknown Ajax begins with Lord Darracott reaming out his daughter-in-law over dinner for her prattle.  Then the point of view switches briefly to the new servant Charles from whose perspective we learn that Lord Darracott is an extremely unpleasant man.  What makes him more unpleasant is that his oldest... Continue Reading →

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