Title: Frothy and delicious
Product review: I have long been a fan of Georgette Heyer. In Venetia, she manages to have the heroine get where she wants to be, both the author and the heroine. Heyer's complete understanding of the times and mores of the Regency period enabled her to let her characters bypass the strict behavior modes in vogue at the time. The characters did that only to get to their ends. Heyer seemed to base some of her more ridiculous characterizations on real life. That made her novels all the more absorbing. Lately, I have been wondering at the injustices of the Regency period. The elite were complete snobs and uncaring of those who waited on them. However, Heyer's novels are among my favorite.
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