Wer Liebe sät (Die Sullivans aus New York 3)

The story weaves between heartfelt family moments and steamy romance scenes. I'm curious how the pacing was planned to keep both engaging.

The characters' personal struggles added layers to their relationship, making the love scenes feel more earned. Did that resonate with others?

The cozy, close-knit community felt authentic and charming. Wondering if the author drew from personal experiences or imagination for this backdrop.