The Wolves

The characters often blur the lines between right and wrong, which adds complexity. I'm curious what inspired the nuanced approach to moral choices in the story.

The tension skyrocketed towards the end, but it felt like some moments were rushed. Was this intentional to keep the adrenaline going, or just how the story evolved?

The detailed descriptions made the world feel tangible. I'm interested in whether these settings are drawn from real places or created from the author's imagination.