Muerte en Chipre

The island's history and atmosphere seem integral to the plot. I'm curious how much research went into capturing its essence and how it shaped the story’s tone.

Some parts felt more detailed than necessary, but I wonder if that was to build suspense or reflect the era. Would love to hear others' thoughts on the flow.

The blend of history and crime was compelling, and I'm curious whether real events or personal interests led to this setting choice.