The Case of the Missing Marquess

The historical backdrop adds so much flavor to the story, but I'm curious whether the setting was chosen to mirror the detective's cleverness or for another reason.

I love a good puzzle, but sometimes I felt like I was missing something. Was that intentional to keep readers guessing until the very end?

The story explores themes of self-discovery and belonging—I'd love to hear thoughts on how the character's journey was crafted to reflect those themes.