L'ora decisiva

Reacher often operates in shades of gray, but in this book, his decisions felt even more morally ambiguous. How did others interpret his actions in this high-stakes situation?

The harsh environment amplifies the tension and stakes, but I'm curious if the setting was chosen for symbolic reasons or just for the challenge it presented.

The pacing kept ramping up, but that climax had me holding my breath. Did others find the resolution satisfying or a bit rushed?