The Plastic Surgeon

The character’s internal conflict felt so visceral and real. I wonder what inspired the depth of his moral ambiguity and how much of that was based on real cases or pure imagination.

The pacing kept me guessing, but I’m curious whether the author aimed for a slow burn or wanted to hit the reader with surprises early on.

It’s such a unique backdrop that raises questions about identity and beauty. I’d love to hear what made the author choose this particular setting for a psychological thriller.