Jejak Kematian (The Death Dealer) - Harrison Investigation, #6

The mix of supernatural intrigue and romantic tension felt seamless. I wonder what inspired the balance between the two genres in this story.

The tension ramped up fast, making it hard to put down. Was this pacing planned from the start or did it develop during writing?

The villain's complexity added depth to the story, but I was curious whether this was a deliberate effort to challenge typical stereotypes.