La lunga caduta (Serie di Leonid McGill Vol. 1)

The characters face challenging ethical dilemmas that feel very real. I'm curious what inspired Mosley's approach to exploring moral ambiguity.

The story had some quiet moments that made the stakes feel even higher later. I wonder if this was a conscious choice to deepen character development.

The social commentary felt woven into the plot without being preachy. I'm interested in how these themes resonate with readers' personal experiences.