* Who said: 'Well, you beautiful, bad-tempered thorn in my flesh'?
* Who said: 'I feel an almost overwhelming interest in the methods of daylight abduction employed by the modern youth.'?
* Who said: 'A wealthy fribble, three parts idiot, and the fourth - never mind'?
* Who said: 'There is a corpse somewhere on the road to town. Mr. Fox does not want it there. Remove it.'?
* Who said: '...what do you mean by hugging and kissing me wife under me very eyes'?
* 'My dear young greenhead,'said ---, with a touch of asperity, 'one can discover that a female is a dead bore in less than two hours!' Who is ---?
* Who said: 'Now tell me, do my eyes deceive me, or is there a suggestion - the merest hint - of a - really, I fear I must call it a bagginess - about the ankle'?
* Who said: 'If someone would have the good-sense to inform me whether I am assisting at a tragedy or a farce I should be grateful'?
* Who said: 'If you can contrive to come out of what would appear to be a catalepsy, assemble the few wits God gave you and attend to me, I trust I may be able to allay your brotherly anxiety'?
* Who said: 'I hesitate to wound you...but the spectacle of a woman of your name, birth, and tradition, cold-bloodedly offering herself to the highest bidder is not one calculated to impress the world with a very strong notion of her pride'?
* Georgette Heyer used this form of her name for all her books, whether they were detective fiction, thrillers, historical novels or romances, but what was her real name?
* Which Heyer heroine wore a dress with coquelicot ribbons when she wanted to discourage a callow suitor?
* Georgette Heyer's son married a divorcee named Suzy who had two little boys. Is this true?
* Which Heyer novel includes the following elements? A very tall hero and heroine, a love-struck highwayman, gold coins.
* Georgette Heyer wrote her first novel, "The Black Moth" while quite young. What was her primary purpose in writing this book?
* "Friday's Child" had a hero usually known by an alcoholic name and heroine with an unusual name. What were they called?
* Sophy Stanton-Lacy is one of Heyer's liveliest heroines. She goes to stay with the Rivenhall family and readjusts their lives. Sophy frequently quotes "Sir Horace" as her mentor. Who is Sir Horace?
* Why did Mary Challoner elope with Dominic Alistair, The Marquis of Vidal?
* Georgette Heyer depended on someone else to help her work out plots for her detective novels. Who was it?
* Which Heyer heroine shot her hero?