Meurtre à Oxford

The authentic historical details really grounded the story, but I wonder how much research went into recreating that world. Did the author have a particular fascination with medical history?

The ethical dilemmas faced by the characters added a layer of complexity I didn't expect. How did others interpret the author's treatment of medical ethics during this period?

The atmosphere of 18th-century London really enhances the mystery, but I'm curious whether the setting was planned from the start or developed as the story evolved.