1634: Wojna bałtycka

The detailed negotiations and diplomatic maneuvers add depth, but sometimes it felt like the action paused. Was this tension-building or did it drag for others?

The mix of magical elements into 17th-century Europe was surprising but intriguing. I wonder what inspired the author to weave these genres together.

The Baltic setting isn’t as common in alternate history novels, and it added a fresh perspective. Did the author mention any specific research or inspiration behind this choice?