One Night Is Never Enough

The characters' chemistry feels so genuine, but I wonder how much was shaped by the constraints of the time period versus character choice. Did the social setting influence the romance more than I realize?

While I loved the world-building, I was curious if that was a deliberate choice to immerse readers or if it sometimes slowed down the plot too much.

The Regency era is so popular, but I’d love to know what drew Anne Mallory to tell this story in this specific historical context.