Innamorarsi di un lord

The depiction of societal expectations felt authentic and nuanced. I'm curious whether this was based on extensive research or personal interpretation.

The balance felt just right, but I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to keep it accessible and classy. What did others think about the romance's intensity?

The Regency era has such a romantic allure, but I'm interested in whether the author chose it for personal passion or for its narrative possibilities.