Much as we all love Georgette Heyer, there is no denying that some few of her works are perhaps somewhat less successful than others. Here, we continue our examination into opinions on some of these objectively less popular offerings by seeking your thoughts on 1970’s rather meandering (rather like The Foundling) tale, Charity Girl.
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