The Extraditionist

The novel's environment feels so vivid and integral; I wonder if the author drew from real-world places or crafted a fictional world to serve the story.

Their decisions seemed to blur the lines between right and wrong, making me question what I would do in a similar situation. Did the moral ambiguity enhance or detract from the story for others?

The pacing and chapter arrangement kept me hooked, but I’m curious whether the non-linear approach was intentional from the start or a spontaneous choice.