Broken Prey

The killer’s motives are chilling but complex. I wonder what inspired the approach to humanize him without making him relatable.

The story ramps up quickly, but I felt a moment where it almost spiraled too fast. Was that a deliberate choice to ramp up tension or just my reading experience?

The city’s atmosphere feels so vivid and integral to the plot. I’m curious whether the author has a personal connection or if the setting was chosen for its particular vibe.