The Innkeeper's Daughter

The 18th-century backdrop adds so much flavor and tension. I'm curious whether the author chose this era for personal reasons or for the story's particular challenges.

It really grounded the story and made the romance feel more meaningful. I wonder how much was drawn from personal beliefs versus storytelling needs.

At times, I felt the historical context enriched the romance, but other times it overshadowed it. Was this a deliberate choice or a fine line to walk?