Les Larmes d'une reine

Gortner brings a complex character to life, but I'm curious whether this was based on historical records or creative interpretation. Did the author aim to humanize her struggles or emphasize her political resilience?

The detailed depiction of court intrigue and alliances made the story feel very real. I wonder how much research went into recreating these historical power plays.

Her perspective is less commonly told in history, and I’m curious whether the author was drawn to her personal journey or the broader historical significance.