The Married Girls

The characters' experiences felt authentic, but I wonder what research went into capturing the era's social norms. Did the author draw from personal stories or historical records?

Their sacrifices are heartbreaking, yet understandable given the time period. How did others relate to the difficult decisions these women faced?

The backdrop adds so much depth to the characters' struggles. I'm curious whether the author had a specific event or place in mind that shaped this world.