Días de luz y esplendor (Trilogía Calloway nº 3)

The pacing and character development felt so natural, but I wonder if the structure was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The city almost felt like a character itself, capturing both its glamour and its flaws. How much of this was drawn from personal experience?

The story's reflection on growing older and reassessing priorities really resonated. Was this a deliberate message or an organic part of the characters' arcs?