I stole the character straight out of Georgette's A Civil Contract. Jenny considered herself on a first name basis with the late, legendary Regency novelist Georgette Heyer.
The protagonist of Kathleen Gilles Seidel's book "Again" expresses a deep connection to the work of the esteemed Regency novelist Georgette Heyer. The character draws inspiration directly from Heyer's novel "A Civil Contract," illustrating the influence of classic literature on contemporary storytelling. This act of borrowing reflects both admiration for Heyer's writing and a desire to reconnect with the themes she explored.
Jenny, the character in question, feels a personal kinship with Heyer, viewing her not just as an author but as a companionable presence in her life. This first-name basis highlights the intimacy that readers often feel with their favorite literary figures, suggesting that Heyer’s stories resonate on a personal level for Jenny, shaping her own narrative in "Again."
