Monday night Morlands...

I'm now halfway through book 11, The Emperor.  I haven't yet written my reviews of The Flood-Tide and The Tangled Thread, in part because I feel like they ought to be infused with the lyrics of "Hamilton" and "Les Miserables" respectively (even though we haven't even reached the time period of "Les Miserables" - perhaps I should save those lyrics for then...)

Meanwhile, here are some tweets from the last 200 or so pages of The Tangled Thread:

I may have said this before, but... It's fabulous how #readingtheMorlands is now reminding me of Honor Harrington books #frenchrevolution

— Heidi Stabb (@heidi_reads) April 28, 2016

Have reached Henri's trial. #readingtheMorlands. 100 LP pages to go in The Tangled Thread.

— Heidi Stabb (@heidi_reads) April 29, 2016

I can see interesting times coming for the morals of the Morlands as the Industrial Revolution approaches... #readingtheMorlands

— Heidi Stabb (@heidi_reads) April 29, 2016

As for The Emperor: Mary is wonderful, Lucy is wonderful... this particular generations of Morlands are just brilliant.  It almost makes up for the generations of utter sods I've had to put up with.  I kind of want  fic where Lucy and Mary meet Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth...) And Heloise is just delightful, and has been since A Tangled Thread.