The Early Georgette Heyer Collection

The Early Georgette Heyer Collection - Paperback

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The Early Georgette Heyer Collection - Paperback

The Early Georgette Heyer Collection - Paperback

by Georgette Heyer
$51.28
$51.28

Book Overview

Georgette Heyer single handedly created and popularized the historic and regency romance genre. Heyer's writing is lively, witty, and charming full of vividly realized characters and well researched historic locales. Simply put she had no equal among her contemporaries.


We have gathered Heyer's first four novels and a short story together in this omnibus edition. There are three hundred and fifty thousand words and over nine hundred and fifty pages of fantastically written romance fiction. Included are The Transformation of Philip Jettan, The Black Moth, The Great Roxhythe, Instead of the Thorn, and "A Proposal To Cicely."
ISBN9781515444435
Author Georgette Heyer
PublisherSpire Books
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2020
LanguageENG- English
Pages970
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Georgette Heyer

Georgette Heyer (1902-74) is considered the founder of historical romance. Heyer's first novel, The Black Moth, was published when she was nineteen, and she became a bestselling novelist at twenty-four with the publication of These Old Shades. Inspired by Jane Austen, she published Regency Buck in 1935, creating the Regency romance subgenre in the process. Despite her popularity, Heyer never gave an interview or made a public appearance (though she once accepted an invitation to lunch with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace). Over the course of her career, Heyer wrote more than fifty books.

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