Un disastro è per sempre (Pocket Book)

The descriptions of the preparations felt so vivid that I almost wanted to jump into the story to help. Did the chaos feel real to others?

It felt like a natural choice that kept the story tight, but I wonder if the author considered exploring the lead-up or aftermath more deeply.

The humor made the story so enjoyable, but I also felt the emotional stakes—was that a deliberate effort to keep the tone light yet meaningful?