Todesgier

Wicked Prey is fast-paced but also delves into the characters' motives. I wonder what led to the choices in pacing and depth.

The book presents a gritty view of justice and corruption that made me question how realistic or exaggerated it is. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

The city feels like a character itself, with its unique atmosphere and details. I'm curious if the author has a personal connection or specific reasons for choosing it.