Beatrice Goes to Brighton

The lively seaside town adds so much charm and atmosphere. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for its historical significance or for the vibrant social scenes it offers.

The dialogues and manners felt very true to the period, but I wonder how much research went into capturing that etiquette. Did it come from personal knowledge or detailed study?

There are so many little details about manners and society, but they never slowed down the plot. It makes me wonder how authors balance historical accuracy with storytelling flow.