Die Sünden der Lady Lydia

The story feels both lively and authentic, but I'm curious whether the historical facts were a priority or if they took a backseat to the romance plot.

The witty banter added charm, but at times it felt like the humor was subtle rather than front and center. Was that an intentional tone choice?

The world-building captures the era so vividly, I wonder if real historical events or locations influenced the story's backdrop.