When we last met Sebastian Grey (Quinn's What Happens in London), he was standing on a table, giving a dramatic reading from Miss Butterworth and the Mad Baron for the benefit of his cousin and the servants. In Ten Things, we learn that Sebastian is not only a fan of sensational novels, he is a secret author of such gems as: Miss Sainsbury and the Mysterious Colonel, Miss Davenport and the Dark Marquis, and Miss Truesdale and the Silent Gentleman, among others.

So it seems remarkably fitting that he should be attracted to Annabel Winslow - voted The Winslow Most Likely to Speak Her Mind, and The Winslow Most Likely to Fall Asleep in Church, though she came in third for The Winslow Most Likely to Outrun a Turkey. However, matters are complicated by the fact that Sebastian's uncle, who has recently lost his wife and his heir, has decided that marrying Annabel (who comes from a family of large children and is *ahem* appropriately shaped for child-bearing) will solve all his problems and keep Sebastian, whom he hates, from inheriting.

Complicated? A bit. Hilarious? Oh yes. If you enjoy Quinn's lovely sense of humor, you'll like her newest offering.