Anschlag auf den Präsidenten

The pacing felt relentless, but I wondered how much of that was intentional to reflect the chaos of espionage. Did the author aim for a perfect mix or did it evolve during writing?

The characters often had to make tough choices that blurred the lines between right and wrong. I’m curious if others found this realistic or unsettling.

The detailed portrayal of international tensions added a layer of authenticity. Wondering if real-world events or personal experiences influenced this backdrop.