Leydi Macbeth

Most portray her as a villain, but this book delves into her inner struggles and motivations. I wonder what led the author to humanize her in this way.

The rich medieval setting was immersive, but I’m curious if others found the historical accuracy enhanced the story or pulled them out of the narrative.

The story weaves personal ambition and court politics seamlessly. I’d love to know whether this approach was planned from the start or evolved during writing.