In 2003, Harlequin issued Heyer novels with new Forewords by leading Regency authors of the time. Stella Cameron was gifted the opportunity to pronounce the verdict on Arabella, and while her paean of praise is to be commended, this stylized, busy cover featuring a ballroom scene in which many young ladies appear to be dressed for the corps de ballet in Giselle is pretty hideous. C-
ALL AN INFAMOUS ARMY COVER RATINGS This German cover is so pink it practically sears the eyeballs….
ALL AN INFAMOUS ARMY COVER RATINGS I want to say I have no words, but rather, I…
ALL AN INFAMOUS ARMY COVER RATINGS The negligee? Fine. The battle in the background. Sure, of course….
ALL APRIL LADY COVER RATINGS PREVIOUS APRIL LADY COVER Ah yes, here that coy, well-known intellectual…
ALL AN INFAMOUS ARMY COVER RATINGS This time Barbara and the Battle of Waterloo gives simply no hint…
ALL AN INFAMOUS ARMY COVER RATINGS Just…. no. NO. A more generically inappropriate cover for this book…
