Affari di famiglia (Trinity Harbor Vol. 3)

The story seamlessly weaves romance with a touch of intrigue, but I wonder what guided the choice to give both equal weight. Was this a deliberate plan or did it evolve during writing?

Her personal growth felt very real and relatable, but I’d love to hear if others felt a similar sense of investment or if it was just me getting attached.

The small-town vibe adds so much charm and authenticity. I'm curious whether the setting was inspired by somewhere special or purely created for the story.