A Month in Town

A witty and irreverent portrait of life in early 19th century London, told through the eyes of a young man of modest means who is trying to make his way in the city. The novel skewers the pretensions and hypocrisies of the upper classes, and offers a vivid and entertaining window into the world of Regency England.
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