Corpus: Roman (Ein Thomas-Wilde-Roman 1)

The detailed historical backdrop really adds depth to the espionage plot. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for its real-world significance or for the story's dramatic potential.

The characters seem to constantly wrestle with loyalty and betrayal, which made me think about how real people might navigate such situations in wartime.

The blend of real events and invented characters felt seamless, but I wonder what guided the decision to prioritize authenticity versus narrative freedom.