A Red Herring Without Mustard

The historical details really brought the story to life without overwhelming the plot. I wonder what inspired the author to focus on certain aspects of the era?

The witty dialogue and comedic moments made the story so enjoyable, but I’m curious if others found it light enough despite the crime at its core.

I love a good puzzle, but sometimes it felt like the clues were more hidden in the setting than explicitly in the plot. What do others think?