There Are No Saints

The story's gritty setting and intense characters really drew me in, but I'm curious what sparked Sophie Lark's creative vision for this universe.

The protagonists are morally grey and their actions can be harsh, but I couldn't help but be invested. How did others reconcile their sympathies with their choices?

The tension kept me hooked, but I wonder if the author intentionally built this tension to explore deeper themes of trust and vulnerability.