Refining Felicity

Chesney's wit really brought the social scenes to life, but I wonder if she aimed to challenge the usual serious tone of historical romances.

Felicity’s personal growth was so delightful to read, but some moments seemed a bit larger-than-life. Was that intentional to add humor or a reflection of her character?

The setting felt authentic, yet the humor made it feel so lively and accessible. Curious if Chesney had to compromise or adapt history for comedic effect.