Le Roi de l'arnaque

The book switches between witty banter and tense moments seamlessly. I'm curious whether this contrast was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

His actions are often questionable, but there's a charm to his personality. What did others think about his moral compass?

The city feels alive and gritty, adding to the story's atmosphere. I wonder if the setting was inspired by Cannell's own experiences or purely imagined.