The Glass Rainbow

The setting feels almost like a character itself, shaping the story’s dark and tense atmosphere. I wonder if Burke’s personal experiences influenced the vivid descriptions.

The line between right and wrong seemed blurred at times, which made me question what justice truly means in this story. Would love to hear others' takes on the detective's choices.

The novel feels deeply rooted in real-world struggles, which adds layers to the mystery. I’m curious whether these themes emerged from personal experiences or research.