Un traître à Kensington Palace (Hors collection t. 32)

The detailed historical backdrop really immerses the reader. I wonder what inspired her to choose this particular time and place for the story.

While I appreciated the depth, those parts felt a bit lengthy. Was that intentional to build tension or just a stylistic choice?

The social dynamics added a lot of nuance, but I’m curious how accurate the author aimed to be with these details.