Treason

The depiction of betrayal feels very timely. I'm curious whether real events or historical figures influenced this aspect of the plot.

The buildup was intense, but the story slowed down at times. I wonder if that was meant to build suspense or if it reflected real-world political tension.

The story keeps you on your toes with surprises, but I’d love to know how the author approached making characters relatable amid all the intrigue.