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I am engrossed in Stone's Fall. I liked the other books by Iain Pears I read but I don't remember having as much pleasure reading them, and I don't remember laughing out loud reading them. Not that this one is a comedy, but I like the narrator's tone and humor.
I have a question for Her Majesty's subjects here: what is the difference between "Lady Elizabeth Ravenscliff" and "Elizabeth, Lady Ravenscliff"? I assume that one must mean that she was born a lady and the other that she merely married a lord, but which is which? Or is it even more complicated than this?
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