Real Tigers

The book has a gritty tone but also moments of dry wit that feel very intentional. I wonder what inspired that mix and how it affects the overall mood.

The spies in this series often operate in gray areas, and I found myself questioning their motives. Am I the only one who felt conflicted about who was truly 'good' or 'bad'?

The UK's secret intelligence world feels so authentic. I'm curious whether Herron drew from real events or created a completely fictional universe.