Die zweite Sintflut: Ein Kurt-Austin-Roman (Die Kurt-Austin-Abenteuer 15)

The story combines urgent ecological issues with thrilling adventure, which is a compelling mix. I'm curious how much was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The constant tension kept me hooked, but I noticed a few moments where the story slowed down. Was that intentional to build suspense or just pacing naturally?

The vivid descriptions and real-world concerns about climate change made the environment feel so immediate. Wondering if current events influenced the story's backdrop.