Title: First, she's not an heiress . . .
Product review: Second, she shouldn't be called "Lady Catherine," which implies she's an unmarried woman (the heroine is a widow). Third, the son's club foot would not have been that big a deal at the time (Lord Byron--yes, the one dubbed "Mad, bad, and dangerous to know"--had a club foot, and it didn't hold him back socially). And there's simply no reason a club foot would prevent someone from learning to ride, let along drive. This book just felt utterly contrived.
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