Pecados inconfesables

The setting feels so immersive, but I wonder if the historical accuracy was a challenge to weave into the romance. Was that a conscious choice or did it evolve during writing?

His journey felt complex and realistic, but I kept wondering how much of that was intentional — making him a morally gray character in a genre that often favors clear-cut heroes.

The confined timeframe heightened the intensity, but I’m curious whether this was planned from the start or if it grew from a different narrative idea.