Total Power - In die Finsternis: Ein Mitch Rapp Thriller

The blackout scenario added a layer of tension and urgency to the plot. I'm curious if this was inspired by real-world fears or purely fictional.

The story's momentum really ramped up towards the end, which kept me on the edge, but I wondered if that was a deliberate choice to heighten tension.

The high-octane scenes are thrilling, but I was also invested in the characters' moral dilemmas. Did the author aim to prioritize one over the other?