· Tagged Bath Tangle, Book Reviews, Boos, Celebrating Georgette Heyer, Fiction, Fistorical Fiction, Georgette Heyer, Regency Romance Published by Laurel Ann Nattress Editor of Austenprose - A Jane Austen Blog, and the short story anthology Jane Austen Made Me Do It, Laurel Ann is a champion of Jane Austen, Austenesque fiction, traditional Regency Estimated Reading Time: 6 mins. The first edition of the novel was published in , and was written by Georgette Heyer. The book was published in multiple languages including English, consists of pages and is available in Paperback format/5. Bath Tangle is one of Heyer's longer and more elaborate Regency novels, and on this reading I found myself admiring the structure of the plot and the setup of the characters. There are two possible heroes, and for a long time they are given almost equal weight/5(K).
Bath Tangle was another Georgette Heyer's delightful story. We have here couples that have to overcome romantic entanglements, with every character paired with the wrong person. Bath Tangle indeed! But what I most enjoyed was Heyer's sense of humor and her vivid portrayal of the genteel everyday life of the time. Bath Tangle is a Regency romance novel by Georgette bltadwin.ru story is set in Plot summary. After the death of the Earl of Spenborough all are shocked when they discover that the late Earl has appointed Ivo Barrasford, Marquess of Rotherham, and formerly engaged to Lady Serena Carlow, to be Serena's trustee. "Bath Tangle" has all the hallmarks of a classic Georgette Heyer read--witty dialogue, humorous eccentrics, a well-constructed plot and flesh-and-blood characters about whom the reader comes to genuinely care."--"New York Times" bestselling author Candace Camp.
The first edition of the novel was published in , and was written by Georgette Heyer. The book was published in multiple languages including English, consists of pages and is available in Paperback format. It is a regency romance by Georgette Heyer, frothy and amusing. Still the supreme writer of this genre, in my opinion. Certainly a world away from most of the utterly inane rubbish, laden with dreadful errors of vocabulary, language/ idiom and customs of the time and place. Bath Tangle is one of Heyer's longer and more elaborate Regency novels, and on this reading I found myself admiring the structure of the plot and the setup of the characters. There are two possible heroes, and for a long time they are given almost equal weight.
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