Garçon Manqué

The historical backdrop adds so much depth to the romance. I'm curious how Judith McNaught decided on this era and what she envisioned about the world back then.

Their interactions felt so genuine and layered. I kept wondering if McNaught drew from personal experience or historical figures to craft their connection.

The characters' journeys felt intertwined with their capacity to forgive and change. Did this theme resonate differently depending on personal experiences?