I really enjoy Heyer's style. It's so classy and you immediately get a feel for the period in which the story is set, which is something that a lot of writers don't bother with nowadays. Heyer did a huge amount of research for her books, wanting them to be as accurate as possible, and for me as a reader that really paid off: I get transported to Heyer's regency world each and every time. 
 This is a really enjoyable, amusing tale with a wonderful, engaging heroine and a swoon-worthy hero that can capture your heart. Heyer proved yet again that in order to be incredibly romantic a story does not necessarily have to include sexual elements. In fact, I am relatively certain that while they are courting, the characters do not even touch and yet the story still oozes with romantic tension.It's a breath of fresh air after all the romances riddled with clunky sex that dominate the market today. Despite the lack of sex, I find this story sexier! 
 There are only two negative points that I can bring against the story and one (possibly the other too) is personal taste. 
 First, the dialogue is riddled with exclamation marks, which I'm not really a fan of. This could be to do with the style at the time, I'm not sure. 
 The second is the length of the activity description paragraphs. Heyer occasionally gives a summary of a characters' actions over a few days and these paragraphs can become pretty hefty. One in particular that concerns Bertram's increasing lack of control of his situation goes on for four whole pages! 
 I'm already looking forward to my next Heyer read.