Scandalo in primavera

Her independence really stood out to me, especially in a historical setting where women were often more restrained. I wonder what inspired that choice and how it shaped the story.

The way class distinctions influence relationships felt very authentic. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experiences or historical research for this aspect.

The details of the era really brought the story to life. I’d love to know whether the author chose this setting for its romance tropes or if it was driven by personal interest.