Title: Nothing extra to the books themselves
Product review: As someone who has read all the regency Georgette Heyer books several times, this didn't add anything to what I'd already learned from the books themselves. I was hoping for more detail and background on the wider world of the Regency, but actually each chapter was just a summary of what was in the books, grouped by theme. For example, a section on transport listed the main types of carriages, gave a brief synopsis of each, and referred to an occasion in one of the stories where that carriage was used. There was nothing new for me here.
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