Rendirse al diablo

The enemies-to-lovers trope can sometimes feel forced, but this book made the tension feel so authentic. What choices in writing or character development contributed to that believable spark?

The close quarters really cranked up the tension, but I wondered if it overshadowed other aspects of the story. Was this an effective device or did it feel a bit contrived at times?

The environment felt so vivid and immersive; I’m curious whether the author drew from personal experiences or imagined it entirely for the story.