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The historical details add so much flavor, but I'm curious what drew the author to this specific period and how it shaped the story's conflicts.

The chemistry was strong, but at times it seemed like the characters quickly moved from suspicion to passion. Was this a pacing choice or a reflection of the characters' personalities?

Balancing the social expectations of the time with authentic romance can be tricky—what guided the author’s decision on which to emphasize at different points?