Never Miss a Chance

The setting feels so authentic, yet the romance doesn’t feel weighed down by details. I wonder what led to the decision to focus on certain historical elements over others.

Some plot turns felt a little predictable, but I still loved the chemistry. Am I the only one who thought the characters' choices sometimes seemed a bit too perfect?

The era’s social nuances added so much flavor to the romance. I’m curious whether the author has a personal connection to this time or if it was just a perfect backdrop for the story.