Die Gefangene des Schotten

The tension between characters felt so authentic and layered. I'm curious whether the setting influenced the evolution of their relationship or if it was a conscious choice to heighten the stakes.

I loved the rich world-building, but I wondered if the pacing was affected by all the historical context. Was that intentional to immerse readers or a challenge to balance?

His motivations felt complex and real, making me wonder what personal experiences or research led to his development. Did the author draw from specific legends or history?