Kryptonim Ikar

The book feels so authentic in its portrayal of spy operations — I wonder if the author drew from real intelligence practices or crafted it from imagination.

I loved how trust was constantly shifting, but it also made me question who was truly on which side. Were there moments when you doubted a character's allegiance?

The global stakes added so much depth, but I’m curious whether the author intended the political climate to mirror real-world tensions or to serve purely as a suspense device.