A Bride in the Bargain

The story weaves faith into the plot without feeling preachy, which can be tricky. I'm curious what choices were made to keep that balance engaging for readers.

The interactions felt authentic but also added a lighthearted touch. How do you think this tone affected the overall mood of the story?

The historical backdrop added so much flavor to the story. Wondering if the author has personal ties to this era or did extensive research influence the choice?