Le indagini di Lady Katherine (Guida per signore Vol. 1)

The book balances lighthearted mischief with serious themes of independence. I'm curious how the author found that balance during writing.

Her boldness was refreshing but also made me wonder how realistic that was for women of her social standing back then. What did others think about her attitude?

The vivid depiction of Regency-era London really brought the story to life. I wonder what sparked the author's interest in this particular period.