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Fair Game: A Comedy of Regency Manners
Beautiful Lady Augusta Mabyn owns and operates a fashionable gaming house in a popular resort and sends the fashionable world of Regency England into a stormy controversy
188 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1986
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November 13, 2013
There are several pairings in this novel but no real romance. Not much happens and much of the story is taken up with the plot of the Prince and Mrs. Fitzherbert. There are long passages of dialogue between the characters and these real-life people which really do not have much point and do not advance the plot at all. The major characters flit around on the edges of the story and do not exhibit any depth or character growth. It's impossible to care for any of them because the reader does not really get to know the character. The plot comes to an abrupt halt leaving room for the sequel. Return to Cheyne Spa should have been the basis for this novel along with the central romance and that would have been enough. This is Daisy Vivian's worst novel.
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