Heyer is always a delight. A wonderful cozy mystery.
Here's another fine mystery from Georgette. Here you are pretty sure who the villain is, then you're not, then you are again. Finally, she pretty much tells you who the villain is, but is he?
All done with two young upper class British men who are always good for a chuckle.
What a shame---to me anyway---Georgette didn't write as many mysteries as she did romances. It's also nice you don't need to read these in any kind of order.
All done with two young upper class British men who are always good for a chuckle.
What a shame---to me anyway---Georgette didn't write as many mysteries as she did romances. It's also nice you don't need to read these in any kind of order.
Not the best Georgette Heyer mystery, but a decent Heyer mystery. Worth reading if you are an avid Heyer fan.
