Carestia

The world of Famine feels harsh and unforgiving, yet the romance is so compelling. I'm curious how the author navigated these contrasting elements to keep both engaging.

The stakes are so high and the characters' morals are complex — it made me wonder if this romantic tension felt authentic or if it was a bit of escapism from the darkness.

The setting feels so visceral and oppressive. I’d love to know if the author drew from real-world struggles or if it was purely imagined for the story’s emotional impact.