The Midnight Line

The detailed environment really grounded the suspense, making the stakes feel personal. I wonder if the setting was based on a real place or purely fictional.

His actions often blurred the lines between right and wrong, which made me question what justice really means. How did others interpret his sense of morality?

The slow reveal of clues kept me hooked but also made some parts feel lengthy. Was this deliberate to enhance suspense or just natural storytelling?