異教の街の殺人 (光文社文庫)

The pacing felt natural but also kept me hooked throughout. I wonder if Mayor intentionally avoids clichés to keep the story fresh.

The characters’ decisions seemed to challenge notions of right and wrong. What impact did that have on how others perceived justice in the book?

The environment feels almost like a character itself, adding layers of mood and tension. I’m curious whether the setting was based on real locations or created from the author’s imagination.