Zauber der Versuchung

The Regency period is so rich with societal rules and romance. I'm curious what drew Victoria Alexander to this particular historical setting and how much research went into capturing its essence.

Her witty defiance of social norms added humor and depth, but I wondered if that made her feel more real or just more charming. Would love to hear others’ thoughts!

The book had such a lighthearted tone but also touched on deeper themes of self-discovery. Did the mix work seamlessly or did it feel jarring at times?