Bad for You

The book handles sensitive topics with care, but I wondered what guided the choice to weave those elements together in this way. Did the story's emotional depth come from personal experience or research?

Their banter and moments of vulnerability really drew me in, making their romantic tension feel so real. Did anyone else feel like the connection was portrayed with particular authenticity?

The cozy yet complex backdrop added so much flavor to the narrative. I'm curious whether the author based it on a real place or created it from imagination.