I loved that book, but I have to admit the default masterful Heyer hero gets a little tiresome after a fashion, at least when paired with a standard issue silly girl heroine. This would explain why favourite Heyers are The Talisman Ring and The Grand Sophy-- masterful women! I quite enjoyed Unknown Ajax as well, simply because the hero was a kind man and not up to the usual sneering hero standard.
This reminds me there are still Heyers I haven't read. Amazon, did you call my name?
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Date: 2011-10-15 09:12 am (UTC)I loved that book, but I have to admit the default masterful Heyer hero gets a little tiresome after a fashion, at least when paired with a standard issue silly girl heroine. This would explain why favourite Heyers are The Talisman Ring and The Grand Sophy-- masterful women! I quite enjoyed Unknown Ajax as well, simply because the hero was a kind man and not up to the usual sneering hero standard.
This reminds me there are still Heyers I haven't read. Amazon, did you call my name?