Kill for You

The characters walk a fine line between their intense feelings and the dark worlds they inhabit. I'm curious how the author approached making that tension believable.

The story makes it hard to tell whether to sympathize with or judge the protagonists, which is a powerful but unsettling experience. What was the impact of this dilemma on others' reading?

The mood is so intense and immersive — I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or crafted the world entirely from imagination.