The Regency Period's most famous authors has arrived to Folio; the book is aesthetically produced and hopefully more of Heyer's novels will continue to be published

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My first Regency Heyer - and I was impressed with the design of book and slipcase as well as the fine illustrations. I bought it as a gift - and the recipient was fulsome in his praise.
Fabulous edition
Wonderful quality books , paper & finish. Very satisfied with our order. I’m presuming our family will be as satisfied with their gifts!
A creation of art well worthy of the author. Just beautiful
The book was read by me as a child and, rereading it now brings back those wonderful memories.
The book is beautifully produced, nicely bound with good color illustrations. The text is clear and legible. Very enjoyable read.
Gorgeous. So happy I found this.
A beautiful book to add to my collection...
Fabulous edition of of one of Georgette Heyers' most delightful stories. Full of humour, a wonderful set of characters, well potraited by Ms. Heyer. The heroine Venetia, beautiful, disarmingly frank and always gracious with a lively sense of humour, when her brother has an accident and is rescued by Lord Dameral, Venetia meets Dameral,she finds the friend she has always longed for. Lord Dameral considered a rake not suitable for Venetia..... This beautifully illustrated folio edition, is a wonderfull edition to any library.
This title is one of my favorite Heyers. The book is beautiful.
Beautiful book, well worth the money.
Good qualityp
Easy read, with beautiful illustrations
New to me author looks very r entertaining
A lovely book so well presented
Beautiful book.
Beautifully illustrated and a beautiful cover treatment for this Regency classic.
Beautiful production as usual. Illustrations very appealing. A pleasure to handle and read. Fine introduction by Stephen Fry. 'A Civil Contract' next or perhaps 'These Old Shades'?
The book quality is excellent!
