O Inferno Nos Açores

The story weaves real history with fiction in a way that feels both exciting and plausible. I'm curious what inspired this particular angle.

The early action was intense, but the middle felt a bit slower with all the details. Was that intentional to build suspense or just part of the storytelling style?

Their personal histories seem to shape how they approach the dangers. It made me wonder about the author's choices in character development.