Moord op de Via Appia (Roma Sub Rosa Book 5)

The setting feels so authentic, but I wonder if certain details were adjusted for storytelling. Did the author prioritize accuracy or narrative flow?

The characters’ struggles with justice and loyalty made me think about how those issues still resonate today. How did others interpret their choices?

That ancient road is such a vivid backdrop — I’m curious if the author chose it for its historical significance or for the atmosphere it creates.