Little Elvises

The book balances dark themes with a sharp wit that keeps it lively. I'm curious about what motivated that tonal mix and how it shaped the story.

His sense of right and wrong adds depth to the character, but I wonder if that was intentional or just how the character evolved. What aspects of his personality stood out most?

The city feels like a character itself—gritty yet vibrant. I'm interested in whether the author based it on personal experience or research.