Dinero Negro (Black Money)

Macdonald's stories often delve into the grey areas of justice and morality. I'm curious whether this was a reflection of his views on society or a narrative choice to add complexity.

The story seemed to take its time before reaching the climax, which made me wonder if that was intentional to deepen the mystery or just a natural flow.

The city feels almost like a character itself, reflecting the wealth, corruption, and moral decay. I'm interested in how Macdonald used the setting to enhance the narrative.