Deep Black

Andy McNab's background clearly influences the realism, but I'm curious about how much was drawn from real missions versus fiction. Did the author aim for authenticity or dramatization?

The story moved so quickly that I found myself on edge constantly, but I wonder if that was intentional or if some parts could have slowed down for reflection.

The episodic nature kept things dynamic, but I'm curious whether this was a narrative choice to reflect real operations or a stylistic decision.