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Aerykah | 2071 comments Anne wrote: "Yes definitely!! You must try her she's wonderful :)"

I shall make that a goal for this year! ;)
So... Which one should I read first??


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Anne | 253 comments Lol Soph I never said you werent grand in the first place haha ;)


message 1803: by Anne (last edited Jan 17, 2014 01:39PM) (new)

Anne | 253 comments Aerykah wrote: "Anne wrote: "Yes definitely!! You must try her she's wonderful :)"

I shall make that a goal for this year! ;)
So... Which one should I read first??"


Awesome!! :D you won't regret it!! There are so many good ones! I personally prefer her more adventurous stories: "These Old Shades", "Devil's Cub" or "The Masqueraders" but if you prefer Regency ( the ones I just mentionned are Georgian) I suggest "The Nonesuch", The Grand Sophy or " Sprig Muslin". "Arabella" and "Frederica" are generally considered good places to start with, but I havent read them yet :) Aah there so many choices with Heyer! I warn you, you'll become very addicted! :)


message 1804: by Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :) (new)

Sophie | 2550 comments Mod
@Anne ;)


message 1805: by Nicole D. (last edited Jan 17, 2014 02:21PM) (new)

Nicole D. (thereadingrebel) | 1278 comments Aerykah wrote: "Anne wrote: "Yes definitely!! You must try her she's wonderful :)"

I shall make that a goal for this year! ;)
So... Which one should I read first??"



Cotillion,Frederica,or The Grand Sophy.Heyer is amazing.
You have to read her.I agree with Anne Heyer is very addictive.I am collecting all her books.I only have 9 of her romances left to read.

I am currently reading a Heyer one of her mysteries called Detection Unlimited (Inspector Hemingway Mystery #4) by Georgette Heyer .


message 1806: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments I'm collecting her books too Nicole :) Do you like the mystery you're reading?

@ Soph - lol ;) you ARE grand!!


message 1807: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Ah I'm collecting them too!! :D
Aery: my fav's (so far) have been Frederica, The Grand Sophy, The Masqueraders, and Arabella...


message 1808: by Aerykah (new)

Aerykah | 2071 comments Wow. Thanks for all the recommendations, y'all! :) I'm heading right over to check out my library's e-book site to see what they have to offer... Wish me luck! ;)


message 1809: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Awesome!! I hope they'll be lots of choices :)


message 1810: by Aerykah (new)

Aerykah | 2071 comments They have 23 of her books to choose from & 20 of them are currently available, so I've got my work cut out for me trying to pick which one I want to try... ;)


message 1811: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
=D any of them are worth it. :)


message 1812: by Aerykah (new)

Aerykah | 2071 comments The first one on the list was Cotillion, so I figured I'd just go with that one. I have several books to read right now, though, so I have no idea when I'll get to it...


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Beth (bbulow) Aerykah wrote: "The first one on the list was Cotillion, so I figured I'd just go with that one. I have several books to read right now, though, so I have no idea when I'll get to it..."

I have that one on Kindle and I've been meaning to get to it for the longest time! I really want to read a Heyer novel.


message 1814: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Beth you will love GH!! She's amazing!!
I cant say if I like Cotillion, I havent read it yet, but it looks promising!!
You ladies have lots of wonderful hours in store for you!!

@ Aerykah - let me know when you get the chance to read it! I"d love to how you'll be doing with it!


message 1815: by Aerykah (new)

Aerykah | 2071 comments Okay, Anne. I'll probably post on here whenever I get around to reading it. ;)


message 1816: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Cotillion was my first Heyer! It was 'different' cause I'd never read one of hers and at first I found it a bit slow paced- but I went ahead and read more of hers anyway and I fell in love with her work. Cotillion did have it's awesome moments- don't get me wrong! :D let me know what you think. :)


message 1817: by Nicole D. (last edited Jan 17, 2014 06:49PM) (new)

Nicole D. (thereadingrebel) | 1278 comments Cotillion is one of my all time favorites.Enjoy.I couldn't stop laughing throw most of it.Amazing book.


message 1818: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Aerykah wrote: "Okay, Anne. I'll probably post on here whenever I get around to reading it. ;)"

Great!! :D


message 1819: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Nicole D. wrote: "Cotillion is one of my all time favorites.Enjoy.I couldn't stop laughing throw most of it.Amazing book."

I think the reason I found it 'different' was because I had never read her style before so it was more of a 'culture shock' haha ;)


message 1820: by Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :) (new)

Sophie | 2550 comments Mod
I loved Cotillion! It was my first! Now my favourite is Arabella but I still love Cotillion!


message 1821: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
I LOVED ARABELLA!!


message 1822: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments I need to read those two!! In fact I need to read them all hahaha! ;)


message 1823: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Haha right??? Late last year I saved up some money specifically for the purpose of buying as many Heyer's as I could- that was THE funnest order to place on Amazon EVER! :D I think I only need 12 now... (of the Historicals- not including the mysteries).


message 1824: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Oh!!! Awesome what a good idea!!:D You must've been so HAPPY the day they arrived!!! I actually get mine from eBay now, as they are less expensive ;) I have about 15 or so to get aw well (not including the mysteries) but I own quite a few that I haven't yet read (in fact most of the books I own are unread!! - I buy way too many!) :)


message 1825: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Right?? well they all came in packages of like 1 or 2, so like 5 or 6 packages would come a day! it was like Christmas for a week! haha Oh same here! most of my books I haven't read... I have around 20ish Heyers I haven't read yet! xP Lol oh really?? I'll have to check on Ebay then! :D


message 1826: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
I took this quiz on quibblo which I was so happy to find and I was ARABELLA!!!!!
Which Georgette Heyer Character Are You?
~Arabella Tallant~
Whether at home, or amongst the 'ton' of London, you are always considerate of those less fortunate than you and will stand up to protect them. You are beautiful, and charming, but are NOT to be messed with, and will rise to the occasion if anyone should dare to pre-judge you unfairly...falling for him along the way.


message 1827: by Nicole D. (new)

Nicole D. (thereadingrebel) | 1278 comments I only need 3 Heyer historical ones and 5 her out of print books and then I have them all.

I also have both her biographies plus Georgette Heyer's Regency world which is a great companion to her novels.It helps you with some of the slang and tells you all about the Regency period.I highly recommend it.

I have 9 romances,6 mysteries counting the one I am reading,5 historical fiction novels,and 5 out of print novels to read.It will be so sad when I have not more to read.


message 1828: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Oh wow Nicole! That's great! But I know what you mean about being sad when you will have read them all! But there are always the re-reads! :) I only read 14 Georgette Heyer...I still have a lot left lol ;)


message 1829: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Alice wrote: "I took this quiz on quibblo which I was so happy to find and I was ARABELLA!!!!!
Which Georgette Heyer Character Are You?
~Arabella Tallant~
Whether at home, or amongst the 'ton' of London, you a..."


Yes you should check eBay!! I found many of the Sourcebooks ones for like 5$ or less including shipping and most of them were new or like new :) It does feel like Christmas when you get books!!! :D
Can you send me the link to that quiz?! I'd love to do it!!


message 1830: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
I'm actually browsing on there now!! don't you wish some sites would have a "no-shipping" day, at least once a year? haha :P
I'll try and find it- but when I tried to go back after taking the quiz it just kept taking me to the final results page. I just google searched "Which Georgette Heyer Heroine are you" and it was the one under quibblo. . . let me know if it works..if not I'll try again.


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message 1832: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Alice wrote: "I'm actually browsing on there now!! don't you wish some sites would have a "no-shipping" day, at least once a year? haha :P
I'll try and find it- but when I tried to go back after taking the quiz ..."


I wish!! I would go so crazy though hahaha! :)


message 1833: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Alice wrote: "found it ;)
http://www.quibblo.com/quiz/hX2285l/W..."


Thanks!! I got Arabella too, but since I haven't read the book I don't know if it's accurate hahaha!


message 1834: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Right?? I would spend too much money. :P
YAY!! Arabella is the best... :) haha


message 1835: by Anne (new)

Anne | 253 comments Alice wrote: "Right?? I would spend too much money. :P
YAY!! Arabella is the best... :) haha"


Me too! And I already do anyways lol ;)
I can't wait to read Arabella is sounds so good!


message 1836: by Aerykah (new)

Aerykah | 2071 comments Alice wrote: "I took this quiz on quibblo which I was so happy to find and I was ARABELLA!!!!!
Which Georgette Heyer Character Are You?
~Arabella Tallant~
Whether at home, or amongst the 'ton' of London, you a..."


Sounds like they've got you pegged, m'dear! ;P


message 1837: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Lol thanks, dahling! ;P


message 1838: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
just finished Echoes of Mercy by Kim Vogel Sawyer . GREAT story with a great heroine and a GREAT hero. :)


message 1839: by Michael (new)

Michael (micky74007) Half way through Faithful Place (Dublin Murder Squad, #3) by Tana French


message 1842: by Nicole D. (new)

Nicole D. (thereadingrebel) | 1278 comments What Matters in Jane Austen?: Twenty Crucial Puzzles SolvedI am half-way throw and am really enjoying it.Seeing things I didn't ever think to think about in JA books.

Lips Touch: Three Timesreally dark YA but I am really loving it.The art is to die for.


message 1843: by Nina-Alexa (new)

Nina-Alexa (murielorme) | 9 comments currently reading Lolita, which is harder than i expected and also makes me doubt my friend's talks about how she read this when she was 14.


message 1844: by Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :) (new)

Sophie | 2550 comments Mod
I really want to read that 20 puzzles book - I haven't got to it!


message 1845: by Nicole D. (new)

Nicole D. (thereadingrebel) | 1278 comments Soph wrote: "I really want to read that 20 puzzles book - I haven't got to it!"

I know I have so many books I have been meaning to get too.So many books so little time.


message 1846: by Michael (new)

Michael (micky74007) just finished The Return Journey by Maeve Binchy


message 1847: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
I am reading The Pelican Bride (Gulf Coast Chronicles, #1) by Beth White for review. It's quite interesting but not my usual era so it's a bit slow going...


message 1848: by Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :) (new)

Sophie | 2550 comments Mod
Bit earlier than your usual.


message 1849: by Caity, that crazy moderator (new)

Caity | 4434 comments Mod
Soph wrote: "Bit earlier than your usual."

Indeed. I'm really pining for a regency. haha And this one is French people, which, I don't have a problem with, but it's like a culture shock after reading so many regencies with the English culture and all. So its just hard to adjust to. :P


message 1850: by Sophie, The Romantic Moderator :) (new)

Sophie | 2550 comments Mod
I can imagine!


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