Reforming Lord Ragsdale

The Regency period offers so many delightful social dynamics — I wonder what drew the author to explore this time and how it influenced character choices.

His journey from a flawed noble to a better man felt layered and authentic. I'd love to hear if readers saw this as the main theme or if they focused more on the romance.

The constraints and facades of Regency society added so much tension. Did anyone else feel these pressures heightened the emotional stakes in the story?