核弾頭ヴォーテックス〈下〉 (文春文庫)

The blend of fiction with actual military history added a layer of realism that kept me hooked. I'm curious whether real events shaped the story or if it was purely imaginative.

The action scenes never let up, but I wondered if that was intentional or if some quieter moments might have added depth. What’s everyone's take?

The tactical descriptions felt authentic without overwhelming the story, but I wonder what the process was like for Larry Bond to strike that balance.