The Rules of Matchmaking

The Regency period is such a rich backdrop full of social rules and romance. I'm curious what drew Rebecca Connolly to this specific time and how she wove historical details into the story.

The clever plans and charming antics made the story fun, but I wondered if the level of mischief was realistic for the era. Would love to hear others' thoughts!

The story had moments of lightheartedness but also touched on deeper themes of love and societal expectations. Did this blend feel natural or a bit jarring at times?