Mord im alten Athen

The setting feels so vivid and authentic, but I wonder if some details were adjusted to serve the story. Did the author prioritize historical facts or storytelling flow?

The detective's reasoning often reflects philosophical ideas, which is unique. I'm curious whether this added depth or slowed down the suspense for others.

The rich historical backdrop adds so much flavor, but I wonder if the author was inspired by a particular era or event that shaped Aristoteles' character.