A Rogue in Texas

The setting feels so authentic, but I wonder how much research went into the details of Texas life during that era. Did the story lean more towards fiction or history?

His journey from a rogue to a man seeking redemption was compelling, but I was curious if the pacing of his change was intentional or a storytelling choice.

The rugged landscape and frontier spirit added so much flavor to the story. I'm wondering if Lorraine Heath had personal connections to Texas or if it was purely fictional.