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The world Keene creates feels incredibly visceral and immersive. I'm curious whether this setting was inspired by real events or pure imagination.

The pacing was relentless, but at times I felt some scenes might have benefited from a slower build. Was that intentional to keep the suspense high?

The characters are pushed to their limits, revealing a lot about morality and survival. What do you think the book says about human resilience and morality under stress?