Parker: a ferro e a fuoco

The protagonist navigates a world filled with betrayal and deception, which makes me wonder how Stark decided to portray such a morally gray character. Was this intentional to reflect real-world complexity?

The story seemed to slow down during the heist planning phase, but I kept guessing if this was to build suspense or just a natural rhythm. Would love to hear others' thoughts!

Stark’s hard-boiled style feels so authentic, but I’m curious whether his personal experiences or research shaped the gritty realism in 'The Handle'.