Fährte der Lust

Laurenston's humor is sharp and constant, but I wondered if it sometimes made it harder to connect with the more serious moments. Did that work for others?

The mix feels fresh and unpredictable, but I’m curious whether the humor was planned from the start or evolved during writing. How did the author balance these genres?

Their quirks and vulnerabilities added depth to the story, making it feel more than just a comedic romp. Did others connect with their emotional journeys?