Traitor's Purse

Her storytelling feels so tightly woven with clever clues and red herrings. I wonder what influenced her approach to puzzle-making in this book.

The line between right and wrong seemed blurred, which added a layer of complexity I didn't expect. How did others interpret the characters' choices?

The detailed descriptions of the period and locale really immerse the reader. I'm curious whether the setting was based on real places or purely fictional.