Prince and Assassin: Ed. italiana (Perilous Courts Vol. 1)

The world-building feels rich but also personal with the relationship at its core. I'm curious whether the fantasy or romance elements guided the story more from the start.

His struggles with loyalty and identity added so much depth, but I wondered if that was something the author intentionally focused on during writing.

The intricate politics and vivid setting made the story come alive, and I’d love to hear if those aspects were inspired by real-world history or entirely imagined.