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All I can say is: do visit Romania when all this is over - it's much nicer than this political thriller implies... https://twitter.com/CorylusB/status/1259449525049200641
Here are some of the locations featured in the book: Romanian Parliament building in Bucharest - that monstrosity built by Ceausescu
Cotroceni Palace is the official residence of the President of Romania (and also a museum)
Many of the politicians in the book have their weekend homes on Lake Snagov - like this one for example
One of the murders - and a confrontation between protesters and the police - takes place in Constanta, a port town on the Black Sea coast
An eventful funeral takes place in a village near Buzau, perhaps one like this
Back in Bucharest, there are a lot of references to University Square, one of the key hot spots during and after the 1989 revolution
Bonus picture for your patience in following this thread (and a spot not mentioned in the book): the Apuseni mountains (West Carpathians)
