The Black Moth

<p><b><u>GEORGETTE HEYER'S REMARKABLE FIRST NOVEL</u></b><br><br><b>'</b><b>If <i>Bridgerton</i> whetted your appetite for Regency fiction don't miss an eye-catching hardback reissue of <i>The Black Moth</i>'</b><i> Sunday Express</i><br><br><b>'One of my perennial comfort authors. Heyer's books are as incisively witty and quietly subversive as any of Jane Austen's' </b>Joanne Harris<br><br><b>'</b><b>Absolutely delicious tales of Regency heroes . . .</b> <b>Utter immersive escapism' </b>Sophie Kinsella<br><br>______________________________<br><br><b>Diana Beauleigh is caught between two men.</b><br><br>Seven long years ago Jack Carstares the Earl of Wyncham sacrificed his honour for his brother and has been in exile ever since. <br><br>Returning to England Jack pretends to be a gentleman named Sir Anthony Ferndale but makes his living in a most ungentlemanly fashion as a highwayman and a gambler. <br><br>When Jack encounters his nemesis the Duke of Andover in the midst of kidnapping Diana Beauleigh the two old enemies come to blows. <br><br>Can Jack save the beautiful Diana from rakes kidnap and ruin...?<br>______________________________<br><br><b>'Georgette Heyer is second to none' </b><i>Sunday Times</i><br><br><b>'Fabulously witty' </b>Stephen Fry</p>