Fin del Juego (Un Thriller de Jack Noble nº 12)

The characters are pushed to their limits, making me wonder how much of their choices were driven by necessity versus ethics. Did anyone else find themselves questioning what they'd do in similar situations?

The plot keeps unraveling in unexpected ways, and I'm curious whether the author drew from real-world events or created this entirely from imagination.

There was almost no downtime, which made it hard to put the book down. Was this a deliberate choice to heighten the suspense or just the natural rhythm of the story?