The Attack

The book presents a tense and plausible divergence from real events. I'm curious about what sparked the idea and how much research went into the political backdrop.

Some choices felt very high-stakes and dramatic — do you think they reflect real military or political tactics, or were they amplified for suspense?

The pacing kept me on edge, but I wondered whether the focus was more on the thrill or the exploration of moral dilemmas. What do others think?