Una Cuestion de Estilo (Jack Swyteck Novel)

The photo becomes a central piece of the mystery, but I'm curious if the author drew from real cases or just a creative spark. How did this element shape the story's tension?

I found myself wondering how much of the courtroom scenes are based on real legal processes. Were there moments where you had to balance realism with storytelling?

The story kept me on the edge without rushing through key moments. I'm curious if the pacing was planned from the start or evolved as the plot developed.