Three Days to Never

The story intertwines actual history with speculative twists, which makes the world feel so tangible. I'm curious about how much research went into blending these layers seamlessly.

The characters’ individual dilemmas made the story more intense, but I kept wondering how their choices affected the bigger picture. What was everyone's take on their moral conflicts?

This idea is so compelling and unique, but I wonder whether it was inspired by specific theories or stories, or if it evolved entirely during writing.