Pourquoi tuer un maître d'hôtel ?

The book manages to be both lighthearted and intriguing at the same time. I wonder what her process was for balancing these tones so seamlessly.

The satire on British society feels so pointed, but I kept wondering if it overshadowed the plot or added to the charm.

The period details are so rich and immersive. I'm curious whether Heyer drew from her own experiences or extensive research to bring this era to life.