La Voie de la duperie (Star Wars: La Haute République)

The universe feels so rich and layered — I wonder if the author drew from real-world politics or crafted it entirely from imagination. How did they develop the universe's complex power dynamics?

Their choices often felt morally grey, which made me wonder if the author intentionally blurred the lines between hero and villain. How did that impact the way readers connect with the characters?

The story never quite settled into a lull, which made it hard to put down. I'm curious if the author planned the pacing to mirror the chaos of space politics or if it evolved during writing.