Il consigliere del re

The witty banter and flirtation felt so natural, but I wondered how much of that was planned versus spontaneous during writing. Did the tone shift intentionally throughout?

The book vividly captures the elegance but also hints at underlying social issues. I’m curious if this duality was a conscious choice to add depth.

The Georgian era provides such rich material for intrigue and romance. Wondering what drew the author to this time and how much research went into shaping the setting.