Duplicity

The story feels very rooted in real-world politics, but I'm curious whether actual events influenced specific plot points or characters.

The protagonist walks a fine line between right and wrong, which kept me questioning their motives. Is this a common trait in political thrillers, or did it stand out here?

The pacing kept me on edge, but I also appreciated the moments of reflection on power and corruption. Was this contrast intentional to deepen the story?