Deadline: Tödliche Wahrheit

The novel's portrayal of a deadly pandemic feels incredibly current. I'm curious what research or real-world events influenced this aspect of the story.

The characters' struggles felt so raw and real, making it hard not to root for them even in the darkest moments. How did the author decide to portray this emotional tightrope?

The mix of journalistic pieces, interviews, and narrative sections added depth. I wonder if that was planned from the start or evolved during writing.