The Venetian Affair

The city’s details really brought the story to life, but I wonder if the author intentionally used Venice almost as a character. How much do you think the setting influenced the story’s tension?

At times, it felt like certain alliances were too easily formed or broken. Did anyone else feel that this made some parts less believable, or was it just part of the intrigue?

The secret document added a layer of suspense that kept me hooked. I’m curious if this was based on real espionage tactics or a purely fictional device.