Nightshade

Nightshade's character walks a fine line between hero and villain, which made me question what I would do in his place. I'm curious how Anthony Horowitz approached making him so morally complex.

Some chapters delved deeply into spy tactics and technology, which felt a bit dense. Was this intentional to build tension or could it have been streamlined?

The globe-trotting backdrop added excitement, but I'm wondering if the settings were inspired by real places or created from scratch to serve the story.