Mais Escuro que a Noite

Connelly's storytelling feels so layered and suspenseful despite the lack of explicit scenes. I'm curious how he crafts that tension through dialogue and pacing.

The line between right and wrong seems so blurred here, which made me question what I would do in their shoes. Were there moments where moral ambiguity overwhelmed the story?

The characters feel so human and complex, especially the protagonist. I wonder what personal experiences or research influenced these portrayals.