Killa City (John Milton 17)

The story moves so quickly, but I felt invested in John Milton's internal struggles. I'm curious how the author manages this balance in such a fast-paced plot.

The line between right and wrong seems blurred, which added a lot of depth to the story. I'd love to hear others' thoughts on how these choices impacted their reading experience.

The setting feels so authentic and lived-in, I wonder if it was based on real locations or entirely fictional. Did the author draw from personal observations or research?