The Camelot Caper

Elizabeth Peters blends humor with detective work in a way that feels fresh and fun. I'm curious what sparked the idea to set it in such a playful, historical world.

The lighthearted tone made the story so enjoyable, but I wondered if it affected the suspense for others. How did readers experience the pacing and humor mix?

The world-building felt rich and inviting. I'm curious whether the author based parts of it on actual historical figures or myth, or if it was entirely fictional.