The Queen's Assassin

The world-building around the kingdom's power struggles is so captivating. I wonder whether the author drew from historical monarchies or created something entirely new.

The moral dilemmas added a layer of complexity that made me question what I would do in his place. Was there a moment where you really struggled to root for him?

There are thrilling fight scenes alongside tender moments, and I’m curious how the pacing was planned to keep readers engaged without overwhelming either aspect.