The Pirate's Wife

Focusing on her voice offers a unique window into the pirate era, and I'm curious how the author decided to bring her story to life this way.

I loved learning how pirates actually lived and how women like Sarah navigated their worlds. Were there any details that stood out as especially unexpected?

The story felt so vivid and authentic, but I wonder what choices were made to keep it engaging without sacrificing facts. Did the author face any tough spots in that process?