Damaged Goods

The characters’ trauma felt very raw and authentic, making me wonder what inspired the depth of their backstories and how much was drawn from personal experience or research.

The story's intensity was powerful, but I found myself wishing for more action in some parts. Was this slow pace intentional to build emotional depth?

The dark, gritty environment added a lot to the mood. I'm curious if the author based this on a specific place or created it to evoke particular feelings.