Quello che nascondono le acque (Le indagini dell'ispettore Nick Dixon Vol. 5)

The detailed descriptions of the locations made the story feel so real. I'm curious if the author based them on real places or imagined them entirely.

I found myself wanting more action during the slow parts, but I wonder if that was a deliberate choice to deepen character development.

The characters often grappled with tough choices that blurred right and wrong. What do you think led to this focus on moral ambiguity?