Scavenger

The book's high-stakes situations kept me on the edge of my seat, but I'm curious whether those scenes were inspired by real events or purely fictional.

The pacing felt so tight, but I wondered if that slow build was intentional to make the climax even more impactful. What did others think?

The horror scenes added a chilling layer to the story, making it more visceral. Was this a deliberate choice to amplify the stakes or just a natural fit?