Weapons of Opportunity

There are so many moments where the military tech feels very real, but I wondered if that slowed down the story at all. Did the author intentionally weave in detailed descriptions to heighten tension or for authenticity?

The characters operate in gray areas that made me question what’s justified in war. I’m curious whether the author aimed to challenge our perceptions of right and wrong in these scenarios.

The global tensions and military tech seem very current, but I wonder if real-world events or specific conflicts inspired the story’s backdrop. Did the author draw from recent history or current affairs?