Veredicto Final / The Mercy Rule: Un Fallo Que Pondra a la Justicia Ante un Dilema Moral / A Sentence That Will Put Justice Before a Moral Dilemma (Dismas Hardy)

The story weaves intense legal scenes with personal histories — I wonder how much was planned versus evolved during writing.

The characters' decisions often blurred ethical lines, making me question what I would do in their shoes. Am I the only one who felt uneasy about some of their actions?

The courtroom scenes feel so authentic, I’m curious whether the author drew from actual legal experiences or created a detailed fictional universe.