From the beginning I was feeling Heyer's atmosphere. A scene when a hero meets a heroine is genial. I love such an encounter, such dialogues. Brilliant. Then you have many silly or inconvenient situations which the heroine puts herself in. And, of course first a few friends try to help her but in the end it is all fixed by the hero. The last scene - you just can stop reading. You know how all will end but still, you are delighting in it. 
 Witty, funny, enjoyable... 
 This is one of the books when you have an older hero and a much younger heroine. It is often by Heyer. But I have never enough of this. 
 I don't mark this story as "amazing" because for me there is not enough of descriptions of growing relationship between heroes. Between a proposal (a wedding) and the time when most of actions take place.