The Traitor's Wife

The story brings to light the often-overlooked voices of women in 14th-century politics. I wonder what motivated the choice to center their experiences in this novel.

The intrigue felt so layered and complex, making me question how much of it was based on real events versus creative interpretation. Was the pacing affected by this focus?

His character seemed to embody both vulnerability and weakness. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to evoke sympathy or to critique his reign.