Title: Creativity and Class
Product review: The cowboy goes to England or His Lordship goes to Texas is so hard to do adequately but this book does it wonderfully, and in a wonderfully well researched Victorian setting. Both characters need to learn about snobbery and prejudice, both need to find their confidence and trust their hearts, and yet Sam and Liddy are superficially, winningly, different from each other and from the run of the mill romance protagonists. And the writing.... oh, glory, does anybody, ever, will anybody EVER, write romance as skillfully as Judith Ivory? If ever romance qualifies as Literature With A Capital L, it will be in her hands. I wish, as always, there was more Judith Ivory out there to put on the keeper shelves. This is one I'll re-read many, many times.
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