Grote gok (Crime de la crime)

The vivid depiction of racing adds tension and authenticity. I'm curious whether the author drew from real events or personal experiences to craft this backdrop.

I loved the build-up, but those sections felt a bit slower compared to the rest of the book. Was that intentional to heighten the suspense afterward?

His personal struggles added depth, but I wondered what led to the specific choices in his background and motivations.