Cleópatra, Rainha do Nilo

The rich historical details brought the setting to life, but I wonder if the author based it on specific sources or personal fascination with the era.

The story humanized the inner lives of women in a male-dominated society, which made me think about how much agency they truly had. Was this balance intentional?

Balancing the grand historical events with character development can be tricky — I’d love to know if this was a conscious choice or a natural outcome of the writing process.