It Happens in the Dark

The detective's choices often blurred the lines between right and wrong, which made the story feel more real. I wonder what inspired this nuanced portrayal.

The buildup to the climax took some time, but it also allowed for deeper character development. I'm curious if others felt the same or if it was intentional to build suspense gradually.

The book explores justice and trauma deeply, but I’d love to hear which themes stood out most for others and why.