My Own True Duchess

The Regency setting adds such a distinct flavor to the romance, but I'm curious what drew Grace Burrowes to this particular historical period and how she brought it to life.

The slow build felt so authentic, but I kept wondering if the author was intentionally keeping the romance subtle to match the era’s decorum. Would love to hear others' thoughts!

There’s a rich sense of time and place, but it never overshadowed the characters’ personal journeys. I wonder what the creative process was behind this balance.