Tout est bien qui espionne bien

The book has a great mix of lighthearted moments and tense scenes. I wonder how the author planned this tonal balance to keep readers engaged.

The dynamics between the team members felt real and relatable, which made the stakes even more intense. What moments resonated most with others?

The world-building around the spy agency and the international locations added depth. I'm curious if these were based on real places or purely fictional creations.