Georgette Heyer (1902–1974) was an esteemed British author, renowned for her historical romance novels that predominantly set during the Regency era. Ere her literary career spanned over five decades, Heyer's meticulous research and lively wit enshrined her as an icon in the Regency romance genre. Known for her effervescent dialogue, vibrant characters, and detailed depiction of the social mores of her chosen period, Heyer effectively created a tableau of the early 19th-century English gentry and aristocracy with an accuracy that endeared her to readers and scholars alike. While she wrote over fifty novels, her works such as 'The Grand Sophy', 'Frederica', and 'Arabella' stand as testament to her mastery of the genre. Her spirited heroines and dashing heroes populate a world of elegance that has captivated generations. Literature enthusiasts often laud Heyer for pioneering the historical romance genre and indeed, setting the standard for the societal comedy laced with a romantic undertone that defines modern Regency romances. Despite the passage of time, the 'Georgette Heyer Collection' continues to be a touchstone for both aficionados and new readers seeking to immerse themselves in the quintessential Regency Romance experience.