The Borgia Betrayal

The Borgias are such a notorious part of history that I wonder what drew Sara Poole to tell their story from this particular angle. Did she uncover new insights or perspectives?

The way alliances shifted and betrayals unfolded kept me on edge. I’m curious if the author based these scenes on specific historical events or took creative liberties.

It’s impressive how the narrative immerses you in 15th-century Italy without feeling bogged down by details. Did the author prioritize certain facts or create a more vivid fictional world?