Il clan dei patrioti

The shifting viewpoints kept the tension high, but I wonder if this was planned from the start or added during revisions. Did it help build suspense or make the story harder to follow?

There were some detailed procedural scenes that felt a bit slow, but they added realism. Was that a deliberate choice to build tension or just a natural part of the plot development?

The backdrop of national security and political intrigue felt so authentic. I wonder if real events or personal experiences influenced the story's environment.