Title: Still my favorite Heyer book--and Richard Armitage, too!
Product review: I first read this novel quite a few years ago (when books on cd were unheard of) and it still stands today as probably my favorite Georgette Heyer book. It is funny, charming, beautifully written and the title character will still resonate with modern women as a woman of a far different time who very definitely has a mind of her own! Although their relationship (can we call it that?) is difficult from the very beginning, who can resist the different paths she and Damerel take to find each other at last?Also--if you have to choose the ideal reader to bring this story to absolute joy, who better than Richard Armitage with his beautiful baritone voice that seems to keep all of the characters living and breathing while injecting even more humor into this already comic tale? Is there nothing this man can't do--superlatively?
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