Cast In Stone

The way the protagonist struggles with justice versus personal ethics made the story more compelling. Did this make anyone else reconsider what they would do in similar situations?

The setting gave the story a layered feel, but I wonder if the author had a specific real place in mind or if it was purely fictional to serve the narrative.

The gradual reveal kept me hooked, but I’m curious whether this structure was something the author mapped out from the start or if it emerged organically.