The Hearts We Sold

Their deal with the devil was so morally complex that I kept wondering if I was rooting for them or judging them. What did others think about their decisions?

The demons felt more layered than typical villains, which added depth to the story. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to challenge typical fantasy tropes.

The blend of the mundane and the supernatural made the world feel so real. I'm interested in whether the author based it on a specific place or created it from scratch.