アイトン・フォレストの隠者―修道士カドフェルシリーズ(14) (光文社文庫)

The historical details feel so authentic — I wonder what research or sources influenced the setting and atmosphere of the story.

His actions felt morally complex, which added depth but also left me questioning his true intentions. Was this intentional to challenge readers' perceptions?

The historical context enriches the plot, but I’d love to know if Ellis Peters prioritized accuracy or used some creative license for narrative sake.