One Fatal Flaw

The setting feels so authentic, but the pacing and plot twists kept me on the edge of my seat. I'm curious whether the historical details shaped the story or vice versa.

The characters often walk a fine line between right and wrong, which made me wonder how much of their decisions reflect real human complexity. Was this intentional to challenge moral assumptions?

The era adds so much flavor and context to the mystery, but I wonder if the author had specific reasons for choosing this time or if it was more about the atmosphere.