Duplicate Death

Her meticulous attention to period details really immerses the reader, but I wonder what motivated her to craft a crime story in this era.

Heyer's witty dialogue kept me smiling even during the more tense moments. I'm curious if others found this balance effective or distracting.

The social customs and setting seem to play a role in the mystery's development. Did the historical details shape the puzzle or the characters' motives?