I adored this. And as Monty and Percy are my new OTP, I may need some follow up. I hope they make a cameo in Felicity's book (which I am also stoked for)! 
 This does representation so well and manages to feel true to the era while still keeping it's side of camp. That's skill. I also have in Monty one of the first rakish characters that truly feels like a rake and yet I am still sympathetic toward--though I often disagree with his choices. 
 I have already started recommending this to all my friends (and had been before I even touched the book if I was honest.) And as I texted a friend-- this novel is like if Algernon from the Importance of Being Earnest when on the grand tour a la the sequel to Sorcery, Celia, and the Enchanted Chocolate pot, but with some of the tone of My Lady Jane. I can't wait to buy my finished copy.