Veil of Midnight

The story blends danger and intimacy seamlessly, but I'm curious about how much of that contrast was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

Some decisions felt morally grey, which made me question how far the characters are willing to go for love or power. Was this meant to challenge traditional notions of right and wrong?

The world-building felt rich and complex, and I wonder if it draws from existing mythologies or if Lara Adrian created a completely original universe.