History of Romance #8 - Venetia by Georgette Heyer

#7 on my self-imposed "history of romance" curriculum. It started pretty slow, it took me aaawwwhhillleee to get into it but once I did, I was hooked. Nothing super climatic happens, although there is a twist that I did not see coming. The FMC was witty and independent. The MMC was all you want in a historical romance - a witty, misunderstood rake, self-sacrificing, and eventually willing to reform for the woman who has stolen his heart. The ending is cute and funny.

This is the 2nd Georgette Heyer I've read and I've really enjoyed both. When I'm done with my "curriculum" I'll definitely check out some of her other works.