I Am Fury

The blend of myth and fantasy felt fresh and gritty. I'm curious whether the original legend guided the tone or if the world evolved during writing.

The chemistry between characters was palpable, but the stakes kept me on edge. How did the author balance passion and danger so effectively?

It’s rare to see such a nuanced villainess, and it made me think about how empathy can coexist with vengeance. What influenced this creative choice?