La brigada de los bastardos: La apasionante historia de los científicos y espías que sabotearon la bomba atómica nazi

Their stories are so thrilling but rarely covered in history. I'm curious what drew Kean to highlight these renegades and their daring missions.

Kean's ability to break down complex science for general readers was impressive. Did it make the science more engaging or did some parts feel too dense?

There were so many fascinating figures in this story — I wonder what led to the selection of the main characters and how their stories were woven together.