Description
Friday’s Child is a classic Regency romance by Georgette Heyer, renowned for its sparkling wit, memorable characters and meticulous historical detail. First published in 1944, the novel follows a headstrong young nobleman whose impulsive decision to marry his childhood friend leads to a delightful comedy of manners, misunderstandings and romance in Regency England.
When Lord Sheringham is rejected by the woman he hopes to marry, he rashly proposes to Hero Wantage, a gentle and unassuming childhood friend who has loved him for years. Their hasty marriage throws them into London’s fashionable society, where youthful indiscretions, eccentric relatives and a series of increasingly amusing predicaments test both their relationship and their growing affection for one another.
Filled with humour, lively dialogue and charming romance, Friday’s Child is a favourite among fans of historical fiction and classic romance, and an excellent choice for readers who enjoy Jane Austen-inspired stories with warmth, wit and unforgettable characters.
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