To Kill the President

The plot twists kept me on the edge of my seat, but I wonder what specific choices in pacing or reveals made that happen. Did the author plan these moments from the start or discover them during writing?

Throughout the story, I kept questioning who was genuinely trustworthy and who was hiding secrets. It made me wonder if the author intended to reflect real-world political doubts.

The story feels so grounded in real-world politics, which made me curious about whether the author drew from actual events or crafted a completely imagined scenario.