A Town Called Solace

The town of Solace feels so vivid and alive, almost like another character in the story. I'm curious whether this was something Mary Lawson envisioned from the start or developed as she wrote.

Their journeys felt so genuine and relatable, but I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or observations to achieve that depth.

Switching between characters provided such a rich, layered view of Solace. I'm curious whether this structure was planned early or evolved during the writing process.