Die Antarktis-Verschwörung: Ein Kurt-Austin-Roman (Die Kurt-Austin-Abenteuer 18)

The harsh, icy environment really amplified the suspense, but I wonder if that's something the author planned from the start or evolved naturally.

Some parts felt like a relentless sprint, while others slowed down a bit. Was that intentional to build suspense or just the natural flow of the story?

The plot cleverly ties in climate change with espionage. I'm curious how much research went into making those themes feel authentic.