Scan barcode
A review by juliesplotsandpages
The Masqueraders by Georgette Heyer
3.0
This month (Nov. 2021) was NaNoWriMo, so I returned to some older favorites to both: 1) not get distracted, and 2) to immerse myself in a similar time period as the story I was writing. The Masqueraders was the first of these.
This is another book that I haven't read in ages, but I've always really enjoyed it! It's such an interesting construct for a plot, and I think Georgette Heyer pulls it off very well. There's mystery, murder, intrique, masquerades, false identities, adventure, duels — it's just an enjoyable journey altogether! This is also not Regency at all, but probably more in the mid-1700's or so. I couldn't figure out the timing exactly, but that was my best guess.
This is another book that I haven't read in ages, but I've always really enjoyed it! It's such an interesting construct for a plot, and I think Georgette Heyer pulls it off very well. There's mystery, murder, intrique, masquerades, false identities, adventure, duels — it's just an enjoyable journey altogether! This is also not Regency at all, but probably more in the mid-1700's or so. I couldn't figure out the timing exactly, but that was my best guess.