Más brillante que el sol

The book has such a delightful mix of lighthearted moments and heartfelt scenes. I'm curious what inspired her to strike that balance and how she approached developing both aspects.

The portrayal of Regency society was captivating, but I wonder if the author intentionally softened some of the harsher realities for storytelling.

The characters’ journeys felt meaningful beyond just the love story. I’d love to know what inspired the focus on self-discovery amidst societal expectations.