Dead to Rights

The story kept me on the edge but also made me feel for the characters' struggles. I'm curious how she navigated that balance during writing.

The book seemed to focus heavily on the characters' internal conflicts, which made some moments more impactful than the chase sequences. What was the impact of this choice on the overall tension?

The setting felt authentic and lived-in, adding to the suspense. I wonder if the author drew from real locations or crafted it from imagination.