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Query: Charming and Typical Georgette Heyer Fare

I'll be honest: I have difficulty telling one Georgette Heyer apart from the other. In my mind, they all tend to tell the same story, but I think Heyer always does an excellent and charming job of recreating that story. Like numerous other Heyer regency romances, this is about a poor young woman who goes to London in search for a husband, and ends up nabbing the wealthiest and most eligible bachelor, largely by being a little naive, with a theatrical temper and compassion. Despite the fact that I KNOW I've read this story by Heyer before under numerous different titles, I found this book entertaining, the romance sweet, the whole trip was pleasurable and typically Heyer.