Never Go Home

The story moves at a breakneck speed, but the moments of reflection felt well-placed. I'm curious whether this balance was planned or evolved during writing.

His decisions often walk the line between right and wrong, which made me wonder how much of that was intentional to reflect moral ambiguity.

The detailed environment added a lot of atmosphere, and I’d love to know if the author drew from personal experience or research for this gritty backdrop.