Pronto a uccidere (Un'avventura di Nathan McBride Vol. 4)

The story's sense of realism and tension is incredible—I'm curious whether the author drew from real intelligence operations or created it all from imagination.

The lines between right and wrong are so blurred that I kept questioning whether I was rooting for the hero or the villain. How did others interpret his moral journey?

The rapid progression of events made it hard to put the book down. I'm wondering if this was planned from the start or developed during the writing process.