I delitti di Mangle Street

The setting feels vividly real but also intricately tied to the mystery. I'm curious whether this balance was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The protagonists aren't perfect heroes, which made me question what justice really means in their world. How did others interpret their choices?

The contrast between different classes really stood out and added depth to the story. I wonder if the author drew from personal research or lived experience.