Marrying The Captain

The setting feels authentic without overwhelming the story. I'm curious whether historical accuracy was prioritized over character development or vice versa.

There was a sudden shift in their feelings that seemed quick compared to the slow build earlier. Was that a deliberate pacing choice or just how the story unfolded?

The Regency era is well-trodden, but this story offered a fresh perspective. I'm wondering what sparked the author's interest in this specific slice of history.