Il monastero stregato: I casi del giudice Dee

The setting and customs add so much depth to the story. I'm curious whether these details were based on historical research or creative imagination.

The atmosphere was immersive, but I wondered if the slower pace was intentional to build tension or just a natural flow of the story.

His methods seemed both clever and respectful of the cultural context. Did others find his strategy convincing or did it feel a bit modern for the setting?