Review: dynamic duo
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 13, 2014
Much as I thoroughly enjoyed the Georgian novel, "Salt Bride", I was equally pleased with the sequel.  The Georgian period is an even greater challenge to good historical novelists as the class structures were even more rigid, yet rapidly changing in the social milieu of the times from mid-century through effective end of George III's reign in 1810 when the Regency officially began.  The two novels are set in the early years of the reign of George III, before the Am. Revolution, French Revolution, and the enormous shifts these would bring.  Characters are believable, plot somewhat dramatic (a truly insane woman as protagonist), but developed in a credible manner.  Warning:  Read "Salt Bride" first and don't stop until you've consumed both works.