Die zehnte Plage: Ein Dirk-Pitt-Roman (Die Dirk-Pitt-Abenteuer 25)

The blend of real historical elements with fiction creates a rich backdrop. I'm curious what sparked the idea to explore this particular culture and era.

The beginning and climax had great momentum, but some middle sections felt more reflective. Was that a deliberate choice to build tension or character depth?

Balancing fact and fiction is tricky, and I wonder what guided the decisions on what to keep true and what to adapt for the story.