Murder at the Fitzwilliam

The detailed period atmosphere really brought the story to life. I'm curious whether the author researched a specific event or location to craft this mystery.

While I loved the character development, the legal proceedings felt a bit drawn out. Was that intentional to build tension or a reflection of real trials from that era?

The rich historical context added depth but didn't overshadow the story. I'm wondering if it was a conscious choice to keep readers immersed in the period while maintaining suspense.