A conspiração do violino

The blend of musical passion and intrigue felt so seamless. I'm curious whether this was inspired by personal experience or a desire to highlight music's emotional power.

The way the violin symbolized more than just an instrument made me wonder if the author intended it to reflect deeper themes of identity or inheritance. What did others think about its role?

The pacing felt well-balanced, but the shifts between timelines kept me guessing. I'm interested in whether this narrative choice was planned from the beginning or evolved during writing.