Prayers the Devil Answers

The historical context adds so much depth and tension to the characters' moral dilemmas. I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for its particular relevance or if it evolved during writing.

The characters' struggles with morality felt so real, but I kept wondering how much of their faith was truly conviction versus societal expectation. Would love to hear others’ thoughts.

The details felt authentic, but the story also had a visceral, almost poetic quality. I'm interested in whether this balance was intentional or a happy accident.