Die Agenda

Vince's decisions felt complex and realistic, but I'm curious what motivated the author to portray him this way. Was it based on real experiences or purely fictional?

The setting seems to influence Vince's options and outlooks—how much did the historical backdrop shape the story's emotional depth?

The pacing kept me engaged, but I wonder whether the crime plot was designed to serve Vince’s personal journey or if it was more about building suspense.