Loki

The book had me laughing but also touched on deep themes of self-identity. I'm curious how the tone was shaped during writing—was it intentional to keep it light while exploring serious topics?

The awkward moments made the romance feel so genuine, but I wondered if that was intentional or just spontaneous. How did the author craft those realistic interactions?

Having diverse relationships added richness to the story, but I wonder what led to that decision. Was it to challenge typical romance tropes or reflect real-world experiences?