Lucrèce Borgia : La Princesse du Vatican

Her story is often told through her family’s lens, but this novel gives her voice. I wonder what led to that creative decision and how it shaped the narrative.

The rich descriptions of Rome and the Vatican made the setting come alive, but I was curious if some readers found it dense or immersive in a different way.

Her character feels layered, full of ambition and vulnerability. I'm curious about the process behind balancing these traits to create a compelling protagonist.