Dixie City Jam

The small-town Southern vibe really adds to the tense atmosphere. I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or local history to craft this backdrop.

The way the protagonist navigates right and wrong felt really compelling, but also made me question how far one can go in the name of justice. Would love to hear others' thoughts.

Some parts felt slow but necessary for building tension. Did the pacing make the story more immersive or drag it down for others?