[ SECRET POST #5767 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5767 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Heyer is a lighter read. She's better on mystery and military history, though not as good on naval background. Quality of writing and characterisation - I's say there isn't much to choose between them, though Austen is much better on social commentary and sly humour. Heyer has far too many exclamation marks.

They are both leaders of the pack in their own genre (in Austen's case this is the novel as a whole) but honestly, both reign supreme at what they do.