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Heyer novels: April Lady
1 Jul 2007 11:16 pm( A more sophisticated but less enchanting 1957 remix of her 1932 novel Devil's Cub. )
On another note, Heyer has a habit of giving physical details about her heroines - something Austen, for example, never does - which mixes poorly with the publisher's program of using old artwork as the covers. Where the heroine of Arabella, for example, is particularly described as dark, we get this; and where the heroine of April Lady is meant to have a halo of cropped golden curls, we get this.
On another note, Heyer has a habit of giving physical details about her heroines - something Austen, for example, never does - which mixes poorly with the publisher's program of using old artwork as the covers. Where the heroine of Arabella, for example, is particularly described as dark, we get this; and where the heroine of April Lady is meant to have a halo of cropped golden curls, we get this.
