Mord in den South Regent Mansions: Ein Historischer Zwanzigerjahre-Kriminalroman (Detektivin mit Stil 7)

The setting feels so authentic and immersive, but I wonder what inspired the choice to combine these genres. Did the historical aspect shape the mystery design?

Some chapters felt a bit slower as the story shifted focus to character interactions. Was that intentional to build atmosphere or plot-focused?

The historical backdrop adds so much charm and context. I'm curious whether the author chose this period for specific reasons or for the stories they wanted to tell.