Other than Unnatural Death, you mean? That's the only one I know of. Although, to be fair, I don't think I've found all of Heyer's mysteries, and I'm not pretending my knowledge of mid-century British mystery writers is complete, either.
Christiana Brand's Death in High Heels has a gay character who's rather stereotyped but also sympathetic. (Unlike the unspeakable ghastliness of Ngaio Marsh's stereotyped and repulsive gay characters in Singing in the Shrouds and Death in Ecstasy.)
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Re: I love Heyer's Regency and 18th-century novels so much
Date: 2009-05-14 08:00 pm (UTC)Christiana Brand's Death in High Heels has a gay character who's rather stereotyped but also sympathetic. (Unlike the unspeakable ghastliness of Ngaio Marsh's stereotyped and repulsive gay characters in Singing in the Shrouds and Death in Ecstasy.)