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The book blends witty banter with thrilling moments, and I wonder how the author chose to give each element enough space without overshadowing the other.

Her layered personality made her stand out, and I’d love to know what inspired the author to craft her this way and how much of her is based on real historical figures.

The detailed descriptions added richness but also slowed the momentum at times. I’m curious whether that was a deliberate choice to build atmosphere or just a natural part of Regency settings.