The Kill Artist

The characters often face tough choices that blur the lines between right and wrong. I'm curious how much of that was inspired by real-world events or a desire to challenge readers' perceptions.

The story had such a tense build-up, but some sections felt a bit slower. Was that intentional to develop characters or mood, or just the natural flow of the plot?

The world-building feels so authentic and immersive. I'm wondering if specific experiences or research led to this vivid depiction of espionage.