The Borgias and Their Enemies

The book reads vividly, but I wonder what creative choices were made to bring the Borgias to life without sacrificing facts. Did the author prioritize narrative flow over strict adherence at any point?

Their ruthless pursuits and complex family loyalties made me question whether they were simply villains or products of their time. How did others perceive their legacy?

The interactions with other powerful families and figures added layers to the story. I’m curious if Hibbert uncovered new perspectives on these relationships or if they shaped the narrative intentionally.