Mio padre serial killer

The way Jasper's fascination with killers is explored made me wonder if the author was trying to normalize or critique that obsession. What did others think about this portrayal?

The story jumps between psychological horror and detective work, and I’m curious how Lyga structured these elements to maintain tension throughout.

The atmosphere felt so claustrophobic and charged — I wonder if the setting was based on a real place or purely fictional to amplify the story's dark tone.