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2017/95: The Black Moth: A Romance of the 18th Century -- Georgette Heyer
Saturday, January 13th, 2018 09:59 am2017/95: The Black Moth: A Romance of the 18th Century -- Georgette Heyer
The Black Moth, set in England in the 1750s, is Georgette Heyer's very first novel, which I reread after becoming aware that it was effectively a prequel to These Old Shades and Devil's Cub -- albeit a prequel in which the characters had different names and rather less rounded characters. ( spoilery, if you regard plot details for a romance as spoilery ... )
"It suited you that Jack should be disgraced? You thought I should seize his money. You— you—"
"Rogue? But you will admit that I at least am an honest rogue. You are — er — a dishonest saint. I would sooner be what I am." [p. 163]
The Black Moth, set in England in the 1750s, is Georgette Heyer's very first novel, which I reread after becoming aware that it was effectively a prequel to These Old Shades and Devil's Cub -- albeit a prequel in which the characters had different names and rather less rounded characters. ( spoilery, if you regard plot details for a romance as spoilery ... )
