En toi, un refuge (Les Whiskey: Les Dark Knights de Peaceful Harbor)

The book handles sensitive topics with care, but I wondered how the author chose where to draw the line between emotional weight and hope. Did that influence the pacing?

The connection felt very intense and almost instantaneous at times. I'm curious if this was a deliberate choice to emphasize their bond or a common romance trope.

The cozy, close-knit town added a layer of comfort and community. I wonder if the author based it on a real place or if it was a fictional space for emotional refuge.