La prophétie de Petrus (Les Archives secrètes du Vatican t. 3)

The setting adds a layer of mystique and gravitas, but I'm curious whether real locations and history influenced this choice or if it was purely fictional.

The story really ramped up towards the end, and I wondered if the author planned this surge of tension or it developed naturally during writing.

Blending real history with fiction can be tricky — I’d love to know what inspired the balance between accuracy and storytelling.