A Reason to Kill

The tone shift between funny moments and tense scenes felt seamless. I'm curious how the writing process managed that blend without undermining the suspense.

I loved the chemistry but wondered if the romance was meant to be a secondary thread or a main focus. How do readers see its role in the story?

The town feels so alive and vivid, like a character itself. I'm interested in whether the author drew from real locations or crafted it from imagination.