Azul de Prusia (Bernie Gunther nº 12)

The historical backdrop adds so much depth to the mystery, and I'm curious what drew Kerr to this specific time and place.

The characters often blur the lines between right and wrong, which made the story feel so layered and real. How did others interpret their motivations?

The setting felt so authentic, but I wonder if some events were fictionalized or adapted for narrative impact. What are others’ thoughts on this balance?