Tiempo de engaños

The setting feels so immersive and authentic, but I wonder if that was driven by research or storytelling instinct. Did the historical elements shape the mystery or vice versa?

I loved the slow-burning tension between characters, but at times I wanted more chemistry. Was this a deliberate choice to focus on the mystery's atmosphere?

The setting added such a layer of intrigue and moral complexity. I'm curious whether the author was inspired by real places or a desire to explore faith and secrets.