You can always count on Georgette Heyer to give you a nice light fun read, even if it's a bit of fluff sometimes. It's not my favourite that I've read so far but the characters were nicely varied and well written. Miles was brilliant and I'd quite enjoy a book covering his times in India but that wouldn't quite fit Heyers genre. There wasn't any major character development for the main characters, but alot of the secondary characters went on a journey. I actually didn't see everything comming either which was a nice surprise. I'll continue working my way through her books each time I want something light.