Die Terroristen

The book delves into morally gray areas that feel very real. I'm curious how the author approached balancing the narrative so it feels authentic without endorsing violence.

There were moments where the focus shifted to bureaucracy and policy, which made the story feel more grounded but also slowed the momentum. Was that intentional to build suspense?

The Nordic backdrop feels integral to the tone and themes. I wonder if the author drew from specific events or the overall Scandinavian societal landscape.