El jardín de las rosas silvestres

The rich historical backdrop adds depth to the story, but I wonder if there were real events or places that inspired it. Did the setting shape the characters' choices in unexpected ways?

The pacing felt gradual, especially in the early chapters, but I found myself invested in the characters' growth. Was that intentional to build emotional depth?

The lighthearted scenes provided a nice break, but the emotional scenes really hit hard. I'm curious about the process behind structuring that balance to keep readers engaged.