Perdition

The atmosphere of the town really amplifies the suspense and moral complexity. I wonder if the author drew from real places or crafted it entirely from imagination.

There were some detailed investigative scenes that felt a bit lengthy, but I’m curious if that was intentional to build tension or just a stylistic choice.

The detective’s internal struggles added depth but also made me question whether he was truly on the side of justice. What do others think about his moral compass?