La verità sul fondo

The blend of history and fiction feels seamless, but I wonder what inspired the choice to set the story in this particular era and location.

The suspense built up nicely, but the slower sections made me curious if that was a deliberate choice to deepen character development or atmosphere.

The setting really felt alive and layered — was it based on a real place or entirely fictional? I'd love to hear about the world-building process.