La Llave de Salomón

The novel blends real historical figures and events with fiction, which adds depth but also complexity. I'm curious how the author balanced fact and imagination in this storytelling approach.

While I loved the rich detail, some parts felt a bit dense. Was that intentional to build atmosphere, or do others think it could have been more streamlined?

The dual timelines and layered mysteries kept me guessing. I wonder what led to the decision to interlace these two strands the way they are.