L'amore secondo Miss Leonora (I maestri della seduzione Vol. 3)

The world-building feels so vivid and immersive — I wonder how much research went into creating the Regency-era atmosphere and events.

The slow burn and gradual development made the romantic moments feel so earned. Did the pacing work for others in building that chemistry?

The story touches on class and redemption without feeling preachy. I'm curious how the author decided to weave these themes into the romance.