Everything to Lose

The protagonist faces so many tough choices that it's hard to tell who’s truly in the right. Did that moral ambiguity enhance the suspense or make it harder to root for anyone?

The stakes felt incredibly high, almost like a commentary on real-world issues. I wonder if current events influenced the setting or themes.

The pacing and detail made those moments feel so tense, but I’m curious whether the author intentionally crafted them to mimic real trial procedures or if they were dramatized.