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“Expectation is the mother of disappointment”
I would love to make THE 13TH TABLET available to you as a NetGalley or send you a printed galley – which ever you prefer.
Best wishes,
Barbara Schwepcke
I’ve just read my first Georgette Heyer mystery, Footsteps in the Dark, and loved not only the book in general, but especially the characters. Wondering if in her subsequent 11 myserties she again used the same characters? If so I’d choose to read those first, so would like to know, if you could tell me. Thanks!
JC
Not really. Some of the characters make reappearances, or are mentioned, or are related to earlier characters. The only recurring characters are the detectives: Hannasyde and his subordinate (I can’t remember his name). I can’t remember how many (or which ones) they appear in.