Stop at Nothing

The character's blurred lines between right and wrong made me wonder if the author based him on real-life figures or crafted him from scratch. How did the author approach developing such a morally ambiguous figure?

The story picked up dramatically, but I felt some parts moved quickly through crucial moments. Was that intentional to ramp up suspense or a reflection of the story's natural flow?

The shifting perspectives and tight third-person POV added layers of tension. I wonder what inspired the decision to structure it this way — was it to keep readers on edge?