This was Laura Paquet's first regency. Although it has serious subtext (women unhappy in their marriages; the power of fathers over their children, especially daughters; it's always the money), it doesn't wallow in these things. Clarissa doesn't fold under these obstacles to her happiness and selfhood; she resists. I liked her. Well worth reading, but I still wonder what happened to the horse Viking :)
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