Faro's Daughter
"Besides time and place similarities, the writing style and dialogue between characters are pleasantly Austen-esque. There were enough differences, however, to make Faro's Daughter fresh and surprising. " -Literarily"As always, Heyer gives us well-developed characters, witty dialogue, rivalry between gentlemen, and plenty of (restrained given the era) passion between her leads. " -BookLoons"All in all, there's a reason why the well-plotted, character-driven, energetic Faro's Daughter is considered one of Heyer's best. " -A Book Blogger's Diary"I recommend this book to any reader, of any age that likes a nice, sweet story of the heart." -Passages to the Past"I'm learning I that if I want an amusing light romance to pass some time this winter, Georgette Heyer will be one of the first that I reach for." -Books N' Border Collies"[Heyer's] prose reminds me a lot of Jane Austen, but she was a much more prolific writer, so fortunately, she has a wide assortment of novels to choose from." -S. Krishna's Books"With its charming characters and attention to detail,Faro's Daughteris a wonderful tale." -Jennifer's Random Musings"Georgette Heyer's Faro's Daughter is yet another wonderful romp through Regency England. " -A Work in Progress"Even the worst Heyer is so much better than many romances on the market these days, and this is one of her best." -All About Romance--This text refers to thePaperbackedition.