Un amour si puissant: Savannah Braden (Les Braden de Weston t. 5)

The characters' journeys felt both sweet and meaningful without veering into melodrama. I'm curious about how she chose which moments to focus on emotionally.

The romantic tension was palpable, but I wonder if it was intentional to keep the sparks alive throughout the story. How did others interpret their connection?

The environment felt vibrant and alive, adding to the story's warmth. Did the author draw from personal experiences or research for this locale?