In den Armen des Spions

The Regency setting feels richly crafted without overwhelming the story. I'm curious whether that was a conscious choice to keep the romance front and center or if it evolved during writing.

Their banter and tension kept me hooked, but I wonder if that was intentional to build anticipation before the more intimate scenes.

Her mysterious nature added so much intrigue, but I'm curious whether this was based on a historical figure or a narrative device to enhance the romance.