I due volti di Monique (Peccati in società Vol. 5)

The Regency period is so rich with social customs and intrigue—I'm curious what drew Sabrina Jeffries to explore this time and how it influenced the story's tone.

The characters' game of wit was so engaging, but I wondered if it reflected real social maneuvers of the time or was purely fictional fun.

The book has such a lighthearted vibe but also touches on deeper issues. I’d love to know how the tone was crafted to keep that balance.