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"My favorite historic novelist."-Margaret Drabble"Sparkling."-Independent on SundayA sham betrothal is not the thing that gets Kitty and Freddy into difficulty, but it's absolutely the start.A many uncommon heroFreddy is profoundly wealthy, obviously, and not bad-looking, but he's gentle-mannered, a little hapless-not something like his virile, handsome, rakish relative Port,A heroine in a hard situationYoung Kitty Charing stands to inherit a huge fortune from her irascible and odd protector-supplied she marries one of is own great-nephews,A sham betrothal No sooner does Kitty get to Manchester then your competition for her hand starts, but between established rakes and bumbling Ailments, Kitty requires a bold plan,"Hence starts Cotillion, perhaps the funniest, most wonderful of Georgette Heyer's several pleasant Regency romances."-Amazon.co.uk"Triumphantly great, Georgette Heyer is irresistible." -Sunday Telegraph (20080506)