Nash Cline, Book 2

Nash is caught between justice and personal loyalty, which adds depth to his character. I wonder what inspired the author to focus on this internal conflict.

The descriptions of the landscape and towns felt very alive, making the story immersive. I'm curious if the author based the setting on real locations or created it entirely from imagination.

It felt like the story was building on previous events, but I wonder if the author planned the series from the start or if this book evolved naturally from the first.