What happens when a “quiet” love story meets the screen—and still holds your attention?In this conversation, bestselling author Sarah M. Eden shares what it’s really like to see her stories Seeking Persephone and The Sheriffs of Savage Wells move from page to screen. From Regency restraint to Western grit, these two adaptations may look completely different—but at their core, they’re both asking the same question: what does it mean to be truly seen?We talk about:-Why these two stories were the right ones to adapt-The moment the transition from book to screen became real-What surprised her most about the filmmaking process-What has to stay intact in an adaptation—and where there’s room to evolve-Why “clean romance” doesn’t mean simple storytelling-The difference between quiet, internal romance and high-stakes, external conflict-And why audiences might be shifting toward more emotionally grounded love storiesIf you’re discovering Sarah’s work through these new releases—or you’ve been reading her for years—this conversation gives you a deeper look at what defines her storytelling and why it resonates.📺 Featuring:Seeking PersephoneThe Sheriffs of Savage WellsBoth now on Amazon Prime in the U.S. and U.K. and on Fandango ⭐✅Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more interviews and content that are coming soon!Instagram: / stephanie_heartnmotion Website: heartnmotion.comX: https://x.com/StephHeartnm#seekingpersephone #historicalfiction #lovestory