Zero Assoluto

The atmospheric backdrop really immerses the reader in a world of crime and intrigue. I'm curious if the author drew from real locations or crafted a completely fictional city.

I loved how the main character navigated the blurred lines between right and wrong, but it also made me uneasy at times. Did that make others question their sympathies?

The story moved smoothly but kept me on edge without rushing through key moments. Was this a deliberate choice to build suspense gradually or a natural outcome of the plot?