The Lost Letters from Martha's Vineyard

The island's unique history and scenery seem to play a big role in the story's atmosphere. I wonder if the setting was chosen for its own story or for the mood it creates.

The epistolary elements made the characters' emotions feel so personal. I’m curious if others felt it deepened their connection to the characters' journeys.

The blend of history and personal stories seems to shape their decisions in subtle ways. Do you think the historical backdrop enhances the emotional impact?