Le Astuzie di Lady Helen

The dialogues were sharp and funny, but sometimes it felt like the insults went on a bit too long. Did others find the humor charming or a little exhausting?

The setting really brought the story to life, but I wonder what historical details or events sparked the author's interest in this era.

The enemies-to-lovers trope usually takes longer to develop, but here it felt almost instant. Was that a deliberate choice or just how the story unfolded?