The Perpetual Astonishment of Jonathon Fairfax

Shevlin's take on crime feels so infused with humor — I wonder what motivated this unique mix. Did he want to challenge typical crime tropes or just have fun with the genre?

His constant astonishment at his own actions made me laugh but also made me wonder about the deeper commentary on self-awareness. How did others interpret his worldview?

The humor kept things light, but I was curious if it lessened the suspense or added a fresh layer of engagement. Did the tone enhance or detract from the mystery for others?