O Ataque à Águia

The detailed spy operations and global locations made the story feel so immersive. I wonder how much of that was drawn from real espionage tactics or pure imagination.

His moral dilemmas felt very real, but I kept questioning whether he was making the right call or just surviving. How did others interpret his sense of right and wrong?

The rapid action scenes and cliffhangers made it hard to put down. I'm curious if the fast pace was always planned or if it evolved during the writing process.