Im Schatten von San Marco: Roman

The depiction of Venice feels so vivid and atmospheric, making me wonder whether the author drew from actual history or creative interpretation.

The tension builds up so well, but there was a stretch where things felt a bit slow — I’m curious if that was intentional to deepen character development.

The way history haunts the characters added layers to the story, but I'm wondering if others felt it made the narrative more compelling or weighed it down.