Let Sleeping Dukes Lie

The witty banter and lighthearted moments made the story so charming, but I wonder if maintaining that tone was a conscious choice or evolved naturally during writing.

The depiction of Regency society was so vivid, but some scenes felt almost caricatured in their wit. Was that intentional to highlight the absurdity or just a storytelling style?

Her antics added a lot of levity, but I’m curious whether she was inspired by a specific archetype or a personal favorite from Regency stories.