Plaies d'honneur (Honor Harrington, T10)

The characters often face morally complex choices driven by their sense of duty. Did anyone else feel like this added a layer of depth to the action scenes?

The detailed tactics felt very authentic but also complex. I'm curious whether the author based these on real military history or created them from scratch.

The story seemed to shift gears suddenly, which made it hard to keep track of all the new conflicts. Was this a deliberate pacing choice or just how the story unfolded?