Lord Perfect (I Romanzi Oro) (The Carsington Brothers Vol. 3)

The Regency period is rich with social nuances and charm. I'm curious if the setting was driven by historical research or a love for the era's vibe.

The sharp exchanges between the characters added so much spark, but sometimes I wondered if that was a deliberate choice to reflect their personalities.

Sometimes I found myself laughing out loud, but other moments felt surprisingly tender. Did the author aim for this mix intentionally?