Heyer birthday sale 2016

All Georgette Heyer Sourcebooks ebooks are on sale at the major vendors from now until August 28th.

It's a very good sale. I snagged Venetia, Charity Girl, The Convenient Marriage and Behold, Here's Poison for my stash. So looking forward to them . . . .

Thank you so much for posting this! I was missing Frederica and An Infamous Army from my e-shelf (I borrowed them both from the library).

I've not read any of Heyer's non-Regency romances, and I'm wondering which might be worth picking up at these prices. I welcome any suggestions!

Do you mean her mysteries, or the non-Regency historicals? I picked up a couple of each to explore--Envious Casca, A Blunt Instrument, and Behold, Here's Poison were all recommended on the GR Heyer group, and I also got The Conqueror and Royal Escape for the historicals.

Oh, and Charity Girl, April Lady, and The Masqueraders, just to be completist. :)

>3 rosalita: My favorites of the mysteries are Behold, Here's Poison and Why Shoot A Butler?

But if you haven't tried her Georgian romances, by far the best, IMO, is These Old Shades.

>4 Marissa_Doyle: I've only read the romances, both Regency and Georgian, so I guess I was meaning any of the others although I didn't know there were different "flavors" of other. Thanks for the recommendations!

>5 tealadytoo: I have read the Georgian romances — I have a bad habit of lumping all the romances together under Regency. These Old Shades is excellent. I'll check out those other two you mentioned as well. Thanks!

>6 rosalita: Yes, Royal Escape is about Charles II, and The Conqueror and several others have medieval settings and feature figures from history as main characters.

I've rounded out my ebook collect with all the Heyer books I want to own.