Oculto en la profundidad

The story feels so grounded in real-world political tension—was this based on actual events or entirely fictional? I wonder what led to this choice.

The buildup was intense, but the middle chapters felt a bit slower. Was that intentional to develop characters or build suspense?

I appreciated the tension, but sometimes I wondered if the focus on plot overshadowed the characters' inner worlds. Curious about the author's approach.