Pour l'amour d'un naufragé

The story has both swoon-worthy moments and heartfelt struggles. I'm curious how Mary Jo Putney approached weaving these elements seamlessly.

The class differences seemed to influence their choices and fears quite a bit. I wonder if that was based on historical research or a personal theme for the author.

The detailed backdrop really brought the characters to life, but I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for personal interest or because it suited the story's themes.