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Violence
None
No violence
Language
None
Period language
Sexual Content
Barely any
Period propriety; mild romantic moments
Substance Use
Barely any
Gentlemen's drinking culture
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
What it means to carry the family; being the competent one versus being the beauty
What this book is about
Frederica Merriville is the capable, sensible older sister who has managed her family for years. She petitions the marquis—a distant cousin—for help launching her younger sister. Alverstoke, bored with everything, is fascinated against his will. Frederica is often recommended as the perfect Heyer starter for its warmth and the Charis-vs.-Frederica comparison.
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