A Mad, Wicked Folly

The vivid historical backdrop really brought the characters’ struggles to life. I wonder if the author drew from personal research or specific stories from that era.

Her desire for freedom was inspiring but also made me uneasy at times, considering the risks involved. How did others relate to her balancing personal dreams with social constraints?

The feminist themes felt authentic and integrated into the story rather than overt or didactic. I’d love to hear about the creative process behind that balance.