Author:Georgette Heyer

If you love Bridgerton, you'll love Georgette Heyer!
'The greatest writer who ever lived' Antonia Fraser
'When it comes to Regency novels, Heyer was The Master' India Knight
'One of the wittiest, most insightful and rewarding prose writers imaginable' Stephen Fry
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Sir Nicholas Beauvallet has never been known to resist a challenge.
When he captures a galleon at sea, and the treasure turns out to be the lovely Dona Dominica de Rada y Silva, he vows to return her and her father to the shores of Spain.
But, upon his immediate return, he proposes another venture; one more reckless than any of his exploits on the high seas which have made him the equal of Sir Francis Drake and a favourite of Queen Elizabeth I.
He will take Dominica as his bride, even if it leads him into peril ...
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Reader's love Beauvallet. . .
***** 'There was nothing I didn't love about this tale. Five stars all the way!'
***** 'In a word, wonderful!'
***** 'I loved this story so much!'
***** 'A nail biter, this story is filled with interesting characters and humour.'
***** 'This is one I reread and enjoy often.'
I thoroughly enjoyed this ... well written with amusing one-liners and great characters
—— Elizabeth Blandford, Blandford Books, BroadwayThis clever and funny novel is great as a Sunday afternoon read
—— The SunMorrison has an easy wit which also reads nicely - rarely does a page pass without a decent quip. This is a fun, absorbing debut that doesn't take itself too seriously. Morrison is onto a winner.
—— City AMThe Lightning Keeper is a big, old-fashioned panoramic feast of a novel ... A marvelous story.
—— Philadelphia InquirerThis is a beautifully crafted book - at once a gripping adventure story and a compelling portrayal of human emotion at its bravest and its most vulnerable
—— EconomistThe Colour is the produce of a large and generous talent, generous in its giving of enjoyment
—— Financial TimesAn engrossing novel, an adventure story with a sensitive side
—— ObserverThe Colour is a measured book, a diligent, painstaking book
—— Sunday TelegraphShe is a magical storyteller - it is as an artist that she excels
—— New StatesmanBrilliantly detailed and textured
—— Daily MailTremain is the finest of historical fiction writers
—— GlossIt's uncommonly well written, with a bountiful supply of manic energy... Would Paul Auster kill to write a book as playful, fast-paced and unashamedly populist as this? Doubtful, but somewhere there's a "Paul Auster" who might
—— Alastair Mabbott , HeraldSparky debut
—— Jonathan Barnes , Literary ReviewBenedictus takes us on a trail of the contentious highs and lows of the rich and famous in a mixture of dark humour and sharp dialogue. For Benedictus, and his valiant debut novel, more of the same please
—— Ben Bookless , Big IssueThe story of the ultimate celeb after-party, it's a knowing wink at publishing and celebrity culture - a high-concept first novel sitting just the right side of salacious
—— ElleThe Afterparty avoids smugness partly because it has more affection that vitriol for the culture that it mocks... It's very funny, but sad, too... Well-drawn characters, smart dialogue and a canny plot
—— Anthony Cummins , The Times






