By Mrs George de Horne Vaizey
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This is a rather typical Horne Vaizey book, about the life led by young
well-brought-up women in Edwardian times. Worries about money, about
who to marry, whether to go or not to parties to be given by elderly
hostesses, about clothes, about hair-styles, and even, as so often in
this author's books, with a bit of illness thrown in as well.
There's a time when Claire seems on the way to making a big mistake, but
it all gets sorted out in the end. Make an audiobook of this book -
that is probably the best way to enjoy it.
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THE INDEPENDENCE OF CLAIRE